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263Terminologija | 2012 | 19 Latest Lithuanian dictionaries of terms jOLANTA GAIvENYTė-BUTLER Institute of Lithuanian Language 2011 Phonology terms: vocabulary and teaching tasks: methodical aid / Rima Bakšienė; University of Wisconsin-Madison. Faculty of Lithuanian Studies. Department of Lithuanian Linguistics and Communication. – Vilnius: Edukologija, 2011. – 115, [1] p. – Tiražas 150 egz. – ISBN 978-9955-20-708-5. The dictionary explains the main phonological terms, collected primarily from A. Girdenis’s book Theoretical foundations of Lithuanian phonology (2003), as well as from other Lithuanian and foreign authors’ works on phonology of common language and dialects, dictionaries of linguistics and phonology. The publication is intended for Lithuanian students, lecturers, linguists, teachers and pupils, who come into contact with phonological terminology. The terms explained in the glossary are divided according to the following topics: general subjects of phonology, types and functions of phonological elements, identification of phonological elements, functional classes of phonemes, structure of phonological syllable, supersegmental elements. Within the topics, the terms are sorted alphabetically. After each topic, there are tasks to strengthen the concept of phonology terms and theory subjects. It explains the origin of some international terms or their elements. Lithuanian terms are interspersed. At the end there is an alphabetical index of Lithuanian terms and a list of Russian and English equivalents of more important terms. English-Lithuanian dictionary of computer science and telecommunications / Valerijonas Žalkauskas. – Vilnius: Vilnius University Press, 2011. – 831, [1] p. – Circulation 1000 pcs. – ISBN 978-5-420-01701-2. The translation dictionary contains more than 33,000 English computer science, computing and telecommunications terms and over 38,000 Lithuanian equivalents. Most of the terms are taken from previously published dictionaries. Some of the more important terms are accompanied by brief explanations in parentheses. Sealed alphabetical blister. Alphabetical index of Lithuanian terms at the end. Lithuanian terms are interspersed. The dictionary has been approved by the Lithuanian State Language Commission.
264 Jolanta Gaivenytė-Butler | The latest Lithuanian dictionaries of terms Lithuanian–English and English–Lithuanian dictionaries of psychoanalytic terms [Electronic resource] / compiled by Tomas V. Kajokas, Vitalija Mickutė, Birutė Didžiokaitė. – New York: American Psychological Association, 2011. – [http://psychoterapija.org/zodynas]. The translation dictionary is published on the website of the Lithuanian Psychoanalytic Society. It presents the most important, most commonly used terms, collected from various sources. It was based on previously published Lithuanian translation dictionaries – T. Auchter and L. V. Strauss’s Dictionary of Psychoanalytic Terms (2003) and S. Fhanér’s Dictionary of Psychoanalysis (2005). The dictionary was based on J. Laplanche and J.-B. Pontalis Glossary.TheVocabularyof Psychoanalysis (1997). This constantly updated glossary is available on the website of the European Psychoanalytic Federation (EPF). As noted in the introduction, the publication aimed to systemize the translation experience of several decades and standardize Lithuanian psychoanalytic terminology. It is intended for a wide range of readers: students, psychotherapists, psychologists, translators. Lithuanian terms are not spelled. The dictionary has been approved by the Lithuanian State Language Commission. Lithuanian Encyclopedia of Ethnology and Anthropology / compiled by Vida Savoniakaitė; [editorial board: Petras Kalnius, Irena Regina Merkienė, Vida Savoniakaitė (ed.), Aušra Zabielienė]; Lithuanian Institute of History. – Vilnius: Lithuanian Institute of History, 2011. – 516, [1] p. – Tiražas 850 egz. – ISBN 978-9955-847-41-0. The compiler presents the encyclopedia as “an introduction to the history of Lithuanian ethnology and anthropology” (p. 8). The publication consists of 101 articles prepared by a large collective of authors from various Lithuanian research institutes and universities, explaining the concepts of ethnology and anthropology, revealing the identity traits of Lithuanian and Lithuanian ethnic minorities. At the end of each article there is a bibliography. There is a separate section of biographies, where thirty-six biographies of researchers with bibliographical data are presented. Articles are listed in alphabetical order. At the end are inserted personal names and subject arrow. The encyclopedia is intended for employees of scientific, cultural and educational institutions, students of higher education institutions. The publication was prepared under the project National Identity: Comparative Perspectives of Local Communities in Globalization, funded by the Lithuanian Science Council. The preface of the dictionary contains links to the online version of the encyclopedia – http://identitetas.mch.mii.lt, etnologijos.istorija.lt. The articles in the electronic encyclopedia are organized by topic. It is illustrated with photos, films, authentic stories of Lithuanian people. Several articles have been translated into English. List of bird species of Lithuania / compiled by Vytautas Jusys. – Kaunas: Luton, 2011. – 80 p. – Tiražas 1000 egz. – ISBN 978-9955-37-133-5.
265Terminologija | 2012 | 19 Literary encyclopedia for school / [authors Loreta Mačianskaitė, Donata Mitaitė, Dainora Pociūtė-Abukevičienė, Dalia Satkauskytė; redkolegija Aušra Martišiūtė … [et al.]. – [Vilnius]: Institute of Lithuanian Literature and Folklore, [2011]. – 427, [1] p. – Circulation [3000] copies – ISBN 978-609-425-047-7. The encyclopedia presents not only literature, but also the most important religious, historical, philosophical, cultural texts from antiquity to the 21st century, Lithuanian writings written in Lithuanian, Latin, Old Gudian, Polish, describes Lithuanian and world literature, folklore phenomena, cultural epochs, literary theory concepts. Some articles are accompanied by bibliographical references. Alphabetical seal. Some terms are grouped by topic. Terms are not spelled out. The names of foreign writers are presented in Lithuanian, the original spelling is indicated next to them. The encyclopedia is intended for older pupils, teachers and students. The origin of some international terms is explained. English-English dictionary for students of older classes / Elida Ignatavičienė. – [Kaunas]: Ugda, [2011]. – 43, [1] p. – Tiražas [2000] egz. – ISBN 978-609-8051-01-8. The richly illustrated dictionary contains over 500 terms of visual and applied arts. The publication is intended for students who study art, history, history of art, literature, as well as teachers, tourism workers, everyone interested in art. The dictionary describes various art branches, techniques, tools and materials, discusses art features of different periods, architectural styles, building types and elements, and presents the most famous art museums in the world. Some terms are explained in more detail. Alphabetical seal. The abbreviations of the languages from which the words originate are added next to the international terms. Title terms are not accentuated. English-English dictionary of special education terms [Electronic resource] / compiler and responsible editor Juozas Petruševičius; University of North Carolina. Special Educational Needs. – London: Cambridge University Press, [2011]. – 1 electron. opt. CD-ROM; 12 cm. – Tiražas [200] egz. – ISBN 978-609-430-059-2. The dictionary contains Lithuanian special education terms and their English, German, French and Russian equivalents. There are other terms in other languages, which have not a Lithuanian equivalent, but an explanation of the concept. The pronunciation of English terms is given. The dictionary has terminological shortcomings, it contains language errors, irregular terms. Lithuanian terms are not spelled. There is no introduction, preface or structure explanation. The number of terms is not specified. The dictionary is intended for special educators, speech therapists, surdologs, typhologists, adapted physical education specialists, kinesi-
266 Jolanta Gaivenytė-Butler | The latest Lithuanian dictionaries of terms for nurses, health educators, social educators and workers, students of the aforementioned specialties, doctors working in general education schools, psychologists, teachers and higher education specialist language teachers. Public policy: an explanatory dictionary / [compiled by Juozas Bagdanavičius]. – London: [J. Bagdanavičius]: Cyclone, 2011. – 179, [1] p. – Tiražas 100 egz. – ISBN 978-609-408-217-7. The publication provides a fairly broad explanation of the most commonly used public policy terms. The English equivalent is given in parentheses next to the Lithuanian term. The dictionary is intended for students, politicians and anyone interested in politics. Alphabetical seal. Lithuanian terms are not spelled. There are terminological shortcomings, language errors. Alphabetical index of Lithuanian terms at the end. Retrieved 2012-12-20. Jolanta Gaivenytė-Butler Institute of Lithuanian Language P. Vileišio g. 5, LT-10308 Vilnius, Lithuania Email: [email protected]
