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1. Learning about lexicography: A Q&A with Peter Gilliver part 1
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By: Carolyn Napolitano, on 10/20/2016
Blog: OUPblog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Peter Gilliver has been an editor of the Oxford English Dictionary since 1987, and is now one of the Dictionary's most experienced lexicographers; he has also contributed to several other dictionaries published by OUP. In addition to his lexicographical work, he has been writing and speaking about the history of the OED for over fifteen years. In this two part Q&A, we learn more about how his passion for lexicography inspired him.

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