مراجع المعجم

يتضمَّن هذا الثبت أسماء الكتب (والمقالات) المشار إليها في أبواب المعجم. وسوف يلاحظ القارئ أنني غالبًا ما أُشير إلى اسم الكاتب دون الكتاب متبوعًا بعام النشر وأرقام الصفحات، خصوصًا فيما يتعلَّق بالكتب التي يعود إليها المعجم المرة تلو المرة. وللقارئ أن يرجع إلى هذا الثبت للاطلاع على البيانات الببليوغرافية الكاملة، فإذا كان كتابان قد صدرا في عام واحد للمؤلف نفسه أتبعت العام بحرف (أ) أو (ب) تمييزًا لكلٍّ منهما عن الآخر، وهذا هو الأسلوب الشائع حاليًّا في الدراسات الأكاديمية.

ولا يتضمَّن هذا الثبت، على شموله، المعاجم اللغوية الأساسية أو المعاجم المترجمة (أو ما يسمَّى بالمعاجم الثنائية اللغة) أو معجم مارتن جراي Martin Gray (رغم الانتفاع بها)، وكان مرجعي الأساسي هو كتاب هوثورن (١٩٩٤م) Hawthorn، والطبعة الموجزة له التي صدرت مرتَين عام ١٩٩٤م؛ إذ استندت إليه في معظم الأبواب التي أوردتها، مع الرجوع دائمًا إلى عدد من المعاجم (والكتب) المتخصِّصة التي أُوردها فيما يلي تيسيرًا على القارئ الذي قد يحتاج إلى الاستعانة بها:
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