THE IMPORTANCE OF INCLUSION IN DICTIONARIES
Keywords:
word meaning, lexicography, inclusion, dictionary, word.Abstract
Fundamentally altering how dictionaries are created, the computer age has also given rise to new types of dictionaries, a variety of new lexicographic processes and procedures, and a number of new academic fields that focus on dictionary creation. This article focuses on the issues both theoretically and practically they raise of the broadest sense of the word.
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