The Cambridge Handbook of the Dictionary

Frontmatter
	Contents
Figures
Tables
Contributors
Acknowledgments
Introduction
	Part I - Types of Dictionaries
	Chapter 1 - Dictionary Typologies
	Chapter 2 - Historical and Other Specialized Dictionaries
	Chapter 3 - Thesauri
	Chapter 4 - Commercial Dictionaries
	Chapter 5 - Bilingual Dictionaries
	Chapter 6 - Learner’s Dictionaries
	Chapter 7 - Children’s Dictionaries
	Chapter 8 - Dictionaries of Quotations and Dictionaries of Proverbs
	Part II - Dictionaries as Books
	Chapter 9 - Dictionary Typography
	Chapter 10 - Illustrations in Dictionaries
	Chapter 11 - Page and Book Design in Dictionaries
	Chapter 12 - Dictionaries in Book History
	Chapter 13 - Dictionaries as Material Objects
	Part III - Dictionaries and Ideology
	Chapter 14 - Dictionaries, Language Ideologies, and Language Attitudes
	Chapter 15 - Dictionaries and Cultural Politics
	Chapter 16 - Usage in Dictionaries and Dictionaries of Usage
	Chapter 17 - Dictionaries and Language Contact
	Chapter 18 - Dictionaries in Religious History and Biblical Interpretation
	Chapter 19 - Attitudes Toward “The Dictionary”
	Part IV - Dictionaries and Domains of Use
	Chapter 20 - Dictionary Audiences
	Chapter 21 - Dictionaries and Intellectual History
	Chapter 22 - Dictionaries and Social History
	Chapter 23 - Linguistics and Philology in Dictionaries
	Chapter 24 - Dictionaries as Literary Artifacts
	Chapter 25 - Dictionaries and Editors
	Chapter 26 - Lexicography and the Law
	Part V - The Business of Dictionaries
	Chapter 27 - Organizing Dictionary Projects
	Chapter 28 - Editing Dictionaries
	Chapter 29 - Publishing the Dictionary: The Business Side of the Business
	Chapter 30 - Legal and Ethical Issues in Dictionary-Making
	Part VI - The Future of Dictionaries
	Chapter 31 - The Future of Dictionaries
	References: Dictionaries
	References: Secondary Works
	Index