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Linguistics and lexicography are two different disciplines. One discipline can use terms from another discipline, but quite often it has to make its own terms or give certain terms a certain meaning in the discipline. Of historical reasons lexicography is often seen as a subdiscipline of linguistics, metalexicographers therefore quite often use linguistic terms exactly in the same way as in linguistics. This is not appropriate for a lot of reasons. The most important one is that normally - also within one and the same discipline - different terminological systems are needed for different aims: the only criteria by which a proposed scheme of classification can be judged is that of its effectiveness in attaining a certain fixed aim. This thesis is the starting and also ending point of this paper about word class and word combination categories in linguistics and lexicography.

KLASSIFIKATIONEN IN DER LINGUISTIK UND IN DER LEXIKOGRAPHIE: WORTARTEN UND WORTVERBINDUNGEN