1. 8. The Nature of the Lexicon
   1. Lexemes
   2. How large is the English lexicon?
   3. Abbreviations
   4. Proper names
   5. How large is your lexicon?
2. 9. The Sources of the Lexicon
   1. Native vocabulary
   2. Foreign borrowings
   3. Lexical structure
      1. Unusual structures
   4. Lexical creation
   5. Literary neologizing
3. 10. Etymology
   1. Semantic change
   2. Folk etymology
   3. Names
   4. English place names in the New World
   5. Personal names
   6. Object names
4. 11. The Structure of the Lexicon
   1. Semantic fields
      1. Networks
      2. Primitives
      3. Definitions
   2. The thesaurus
      1. Themes by introspection and deduction
      2. Themes induced from usage (corpus)
   3. Lexical structure
      1. Investigating collocations
         1. Corpus (collected texts)
         2. Concordance (index of corpus)
         3. Node (search-term, lexeme or word-form)
         4. Span (range of neighbor-words)
         5. Collocates (frequent neighbor-words of node)
      2. Predicting lexemes
      3. Lexical phrases
      4. Sense relations
         1. Synonyms
         2. Antonyms
         3. Hyponyms
         4. Incompatibles
         5. Other
            1. Part/whole
            2. Hierarchies
            3. Series