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SEMINARS IN ENGLISH LEXICOLOGY
3-rd year students
6th semester
Seminar 1
(1) The subject of lexicology.
(2) The lexicon as a system.
References:
A.I. Smirnitsky. Lexicologia anglijskogo yazyka, 1956, Ch.1-2.
I.V. Arnold. The English Word, 1986, Ch.1,$2.1.
R.S. Ginzburg, S.S. Khidekel, G.Y. Knyazeva, A.A. Sankin. A Course in Modern English Lexicology, 1979, p.7-12.
Z.A. Kharitonchik. Lexicologia anglijskogo yazyka, 1992, Ch.1.
Lecture notes are expected to be used in the discussion of all the topics.
Seminar 2
(1) The varieties of English.
Smirnitsky p.244-255; Arnold Ch.12-14; Ginzburg et al. p.171-175,180-184,200-209.
Seminar 3
(1) The nominal theory of lexical meaning.
(2) The referential theory of meaning.
M.V. Nikitin. Osnovy lingvisticheskoi teorii znacheniya, 1988, p.4-20, 46.
Seminar 4
(1) The cognitive mechanisms of sense formation. The human factor.
(2) Denotation and signification.
Arnold $ 3.1-3; Ginzburg et al. p.20; Kharitonchik, p. 36-40; Nikitin, p.21-38, 42-60.
Seminar 5
(1) Kinds of meaning.
Smirnitsky $ 20-21, 38-48, 157-160; Arnold $ 3.1, 3.3; Ginzburg et al. p. 18-23; Kharitonchik p.41-46; Nikitin, p.40-42.
Seminar 6
(1) Contextual and componential analysis.
Arnold $ 3.1, 3.5-6; Ginzburg et al. p.46-51, 245-259; Kharitonchik p.59-64.
Seminar 7
(1) Polysemy.
(2) The mechanisms of semiosis: specialization, generalization and transfer of senses (metaphor,metonymy).
(3) Arnold $ 3.1, 3.4, Ch.4; Ginzburg et al. p.28-39, 193-194; Kharitonchik, p.48-60, 65-70; Nikitin, p. 60-66.
Seminar 8
(1)The lexical unit and semantic structure of a polysemic word.
(2)The word as the basic unit of language. The lexeme vs. the lexical unit (lexico-semantic variant).
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Smirnitsky $20-48;161-164; Arnold $ 3.4; Ginzburg et al.p.33-39;Kharitonchik p.44,64-68; Nikitin, p.73-87.
Seminar 9
(1) Polysemy vs. homonymy. Sources of homonymy and classifications of homonyms.
(2) Synonymy: Classification of synonyms (for references see seminar 10).
Smirnitsky $ 165-179; Arnold $ 10.1-3, 10.8; Ginzburg et al. p.40-45; Nikitin, p.93-97; Kharitonchik Ch.4, $ 1-3.
Seminar 10
(1) Synonymy, incompatibility and hyponymy.
(2) Complementarity, contrariety and converseness.
Smirnitsky $ 219; Arnold $ 10.4-9; Ginzburg et al. p.51-61; Kharitonchik p.89-105; Nikitin, p.97-113.
Seminar 11
(1) Word-formation: simple and derived words. Morphological structure; morphs and morphemes.
(2) Morphological and derivational analysis.
Smirnitsky $ 49-65, 76-77; Arnold $ 5.1-4, 7-9;Ginzburg et al. p.89-103; Kharitonchik p.110-118.
Seminar 12
(1) Derivational analysis and morphemic valency.Derivational seriies, patterns and rules. Back- formation.
Smirnitsky $ 66-76; Arnold $ 5.5-6; Ginzburg et al. p.103-106; Kharitonchik p.110-118. I.K.Arkhipov.Semantika proizvodnogo slova anglijskogo yazyka, 1986, p.4-9, 61-66, 107-109.
Seminar 13
(1) Affixation and semantics of derivational affixes.
Smirnitsky $ 105-112, 114; Arnold $ 5.5-6, 10; Ginzburg et al. p.114-127; Kharitonchik p. 149-166. Arkhipov p.9-27, 37-62, 77-93
Seminar 14
(1) Conversion and compounding.
(2) Miscellaneous modes of English word-formation.
Smirnitsky $ 78-104, 115-136; Arnold Ch.6-8; Ginzburg et al. p. 108, 127-159; Kharitonchik p.166-193;
Seminar 15
(1) Phraseology: criteria of lexical combinability. Collocations and idioms. Classifications of idioms.
Smirnitsky $ 220-253; Arnold $ 9.1-5; Ginzburg et al. p.64-88; Kharitonchik p. 194-217.
Seminar 16
(1) Phraseology: sources of idioms. Cliches. Collocations vs. Compounds.
(2) Lexicography: its domain. Classifications of dictionaries.
Smirnitsky $ 260-262, 254-259; Arnold $ 9.6, Ch. 15; Ginzburg et al. p.64-88; Kharitonchik p.218-221
Seminar 17
Lexicography: the structure of a dictionary. Definitions and criteria for their presentation.
