
Abstract From Keel to Truck is a vast trilingual (English, French, German) dictionary that was highly successful in the late 19th century. To complete the work, author Heinrich Paasch builds on a long tradition of marine dictionaries and develops an original terminographical method which would foreshadow 20th-century theory for the discipline of terminology. His highly structured book prefigures terminological knowledge bases: a monosemic approach, reliance on semantic relationships, and close attention to divergences between languages.
Traduction, Sémantique langages naturels, Technologie navale, equivalence, marine, semantic network, Linguistique appliquée, Sciences auxiliaires de la linguistique et philologie, ontology, Lexicologie, terminography, 410, dictionary
Traduction, Sémantique langages naturels, Technologie navale, equivalence, marine, semantic network, Linguistique appliquée, Sciences auxiliaires de la linguistique et philologie, ontology, Lexicologie, terminography, 410, dictionary
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