@article{Brink_2006, title={Den fraseologiske terminologi}, url={https://tidsskrift.dk/nsil/article/view/19195}, abstractNote={<p>The phraseological terminology. The purpose of this paper is to bring law and order to the<br />phraseological terminology. Our current “terminology” is not only systematically undignified,<br />we simply do not understand each other at conferences and the like because it is often impossible<br />to decode the speaker’s terminology and the contents of what he is saying simultaneously. But<br />the worst thing is that thinking is so much influenced by language that as long as our terminology<br />is not well-established, we can hardly do creative empirical research in our field. I go through all<br />the key concepts: phrases which are divided into collocations (divided into open and closed) and<br />idioms (divided into metaphorical and non-metaphorical (further divided into transparent and<br />non-transparent)). All the definitions are listed at the end of the paper. I have tried to avoid<br />idiosyncrasy, by clinging to the best of our traditions.</p>}, number={8}, journal={Nordiske Studier i Leksikografi}, author={Brink, Lars}, year={2006}, month={jan.} }