CAI简明英语词汇学电子书

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Contents

Episode 1 A General Survey of Word

Ⅰ. Terminologies

1. Vocabulary

2. Lexicology

Ⅱ. Definition of WORD

4. Semantics

2. Bloomfield’s Definition

4. Our Consideration

Ⅲ. Theory of Naming

1. Saussure’s Signifier and Signified

Ⅴ. Sense and Meaning

3. Our Interpretation

Ⅵ. The Referential Theory of Meaning

Ⅶ. Classification of Senses

1. Denotative/Conceptual/Lexical/DictionarySense

3. Social/Stylistic Sense

4. Affective Sense

6. Reflected Sense

Episode 2 Main Characteristics of English Vocabulary

Ⅰ. The Development of EV

1. Old English/Anglo-Saxon Period

2. Middle English Period

3. Modern English Period

Ⅱ. Reasons of Its Newest Development

1. Marked Progress of Science and Technology

2. Socio-Economic, Political and Cultural Changes

3. The Instability of the World Pattern

Ⅲ. Main Characteristics

Ⅳ. Classification of EV

Episode 3 Morphological Structure of English Words

Ⅰ. Morpheme

Ⅲ. Classification of Morphemes

Ⅳ. Root · Stem · Base

Ⅴ. Morphological Structure

Ⅵ. A General Survey of Word- formation Processes & Percentage of Words Formed by These Processes after World War Ⅱ

Episode 4 Major Processes of Word-formation

Ⅰ. Derivation/Affixation

1. Definition

Ⅱ. Conversion

1. Definition:

Ⅲ. Compounding

1. Definition

3. Features of Compounds

4. Classification of Compounds

5. Orthographic Principles of Compounds

Episode 5 Minor Processes of Word-Formation

Ⅰ. Blending

Ⅱ. Acronymy

1. Initialism

2. Acronym

Ⅲ. Clipping/Shortening

1. Definition

3. Notes

Ⅳ. Back-formation

1. Definition

Ⅴ. Commonization of PNs

Ⅵ. Reduplication

1. Definition

2. Notes for Reduplication

Ⅶ. Neoclassical Formation

Ⅷ. Miscellaneous

1. Coinage

2. Analogy

Episode 6 Motivation

Ⅰ. Definition

Ⅲ. Types of Motivation

1. Onomatopoeic Motivation

2. Morphological Motivation

4. Etymological Motivation

6. Socio-cultural Motivation

Ⅳ. Loss of Motivation

Episode 7 Semantic Features & Componential Analysis

Ⅰ. Semantic Features

1. Definition

4. SF of Verbs and Adjectives

Ⅱ. Componential Analysis

1. Definition

2. Advantages

3. Disadvantages

Ⅲ. Semantic Relations Case Grammar Syntactic Relations

Episode 8 Semantic Changes

Ⅰ. Pairs of Meanings in Semantic Changes

Ⅱ. Diachronic and Synchronic

Ⅲ. Types of Semantic Changes

Ⅳ. Reasons of Semantic Changes

Episode 9 Polysemy & Homonymy

Ⅰ. Polysemy

1. Definition

3. Sources of Polysemy

Ⅱ. Homonymy

1. Definition

Ⅲ. The Relation between Polysemy and Homonymy

3. Sources of Homonymy

Ⅳ. Problem of Polysemy and Homonymy

Ⅴ. Stylistic Value of Polysemy and Homonymy

Episode 10 Sense Relations

Ⅰ. Sense Relations in General

Ⅱ. Hyponymy

1. Semantic Fields

2. Definition of Hyponymy

4. Types of Words in Semantic Fields

5. Notes

Ⅱ. Synonymy

1. Definition

3. Sources

4. Notes

Ⅲ. Antonymy

1. Definition

3. Notes

Episode 11 Association and Collocation

Ⅰ. Syntagmatic and Paradigmatic Relations

Ⅱ. Association

1. Definition

Ⅲ. Collocation

3. Exemplification of Syntagmatic and Paradigmatic Rules of Association

2. Features of Collocation

3. Types of Collocations

Ⅳ. Application of Association and Collocation

1. Association and collocation of synonymous structures

3. Association and collocation centering on a given subject

Episode 12 English Idioms

Ⅰ. Definition

Ⅲ. Sources

Ⅳ. Classification

Ⅴ. Phrasal Verbs

1. Definition

3. Notes

Ⅵ. Proverbs

1. Definition

Ⅶ. Metaphorical and Similized Idioms

Ⅷ. Binomials and Trinomials

1. Definition

3. Features

5. Relations between Components

Ⅸ. Flexible Use of Idioms——Parody

Episode 13 American English: History and Characteristics

Ⅰ. History and Growth of American English

1. Origins and Circumstances

2. Noah Webster’s Contribution and American Literature

4. The Status of American English

Ⅱ. Characteristics of American English

Ⅲ. Differences between AmE and BrE

References

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