Las consecuencias de las ediciones anotadas y glosadas para la lexicografía española

Authors

  • Mª Ángeles García Aranda
Keywords: Lexicografía española, léxico de especialidad, siglo XIX, Real Academia Española, textos glosados

Abstract

The works of specializing subject are a good source for the lexicography, so, in occasions, include glossaries or lexical appendices that try to clarify dark or diffi cult terms for the readers. This happens with the Carpintería de lo blanco, treated that Diego López de Arenas composed in 1633, and that, with the passage of time, it suffered a series of added: in 1727 Santiago Rodríguez de Villafañe publishes a Suplemento o adiciones a El compendio de la carpintería de lo blanco; in 1867 Eduardo de Mariátegui includes a few «Notas» and a «Glosario» and in 1912 Guillermo Sánchez Lefl er returns to stamp the work with all the added ones. This article checks, so, the history of the text, describes his content and structure, analyzes the lexicon of speciality, his presence in the Real Academia Española and presents an edition of the Glosario of De Mariátegui.

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García Aranda, M. Ángeles. (2009). Las consecuencias de las ediciones anotadas y glosadas para la lexicografía española. Journal of Linguistic Research, 12, 289–312. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/ril/article/view/91721