Thomas M Paikeday
Biographic Data
| ID | 5382406 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas M Paikeday |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas M |
| FAMILY NAME | Paikeday |
| SIGNATURE | PAIKEDAY T M |
| AFFILIATIONS | New York Times |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
New words and senses
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and senses that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and senses that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and senses that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and senses that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and meanings that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Kaleidoscope
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more neologisms that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more neologisms, novel senses, and similar occurrences that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more neologisms that do not yet apper in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more neologisms that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Kaleidoscope
In this issue, THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some neologisms that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries. Readers' comments and additions are invited
Who needs IPA
A lexicographer questions the usefulness of phonetic symbols as aids to pronunciation in dictionaries, and offers an alternative approach
Kaleidoscope
THOMAS M. PAIREDAY lists some more neologisms that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries. Readers' comments and additions are invited
What makes people ‘peruse’
Thomas M. Paikeday asks some questions about a curious word that appear only to be answerable through the use of the corpus and concordancing
Revolutionizing Dictionaries
Avoiding the Heartbreak of Cratylism
May I Kill the Native Speaker
I read September 1984 issue (Vol. 18, No. 3) of TESOL Quarterly with special interest. I was attracted by Richard A. Spears's Comments on Mary Temperley's 'The Articulatory Target for Final -s Clusters' and Temperley's response. Especially interesting are comments regarding native speakers as performance models for learners of English. As both writers have pointed out in various ways, there is no question that teaching has to be adapted to indivi…
Computers, Lexicographers, and the OED
May I Kill the Native Speaker
I read September 1984 issue (Vol. 18, No. 3) of TESOL Quarterly with special interest. I was attracted by Richard A. Spears's Comments on Mary Temperley's 'The Articulatory Target for Final -s Clusters' and Temperley's response. Especially interesting are comments regarding native speakers as performance models for learners of English. As both writers have pointed out in various ways, there is no question that teaching has to be adapted to indivi…
May I Kill the Native Speaker
I read September 1984 issue (Vol. 18, No. 3) of TESOL Quarterly with special interest. I was attracted by Richard A. Spears's Comments on Mary Temperley's 'The Articulatory Target for Final -s Clusters' and Temperley's response. Especially interesting are comments regarding native speakers as performance models for learners of English. As both writers have pointed out in various ways, there is no question that teaching has to be adapted to indivi…
Computers, Lexicographers, and the OED
Avoiding the Heartbreak of Cratylism
Revolutionizing Dictionaries
What makes people ‘peruse’
Thomas M. Paikeday asks some questions about a curious word that appear only to be answerable through the use of the corpus and concordancing
Kaleidoscope
In this issue, THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some neologisms that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries. Readers' comments and additions are invited
Who needs IPA
A lexicographer questions the usefulness of phonetic symbols as aids to pronunciation in dictionaries, and offers an alternative approach
Kaleidoscope
THOMAS M. PAIREDAY lists some more neologisms that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries. Readers' comments and additions are invited
Kaleidoscope
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more neologisms that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more neologisms, novel senses, and similar occurrences that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more neologisms that do not yet apper in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more neologisms that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and senses that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and senses that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and senses that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Lexicon
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and meanings that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
New words and senses
THOMAS M. PAIKEDAY lists some more new words and senses that do not yet appear in mainstream dictionaries
Linguistics (16 works) · Lexicography and Language Studies (15 works) · Philosophy (14 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Lexicon (7 works) · History (6 works) · Neologism (6 works) · Mainstream (5 works) · Theology (5 works) · Natural language processing (4 works)