Morphosemantic Peculiarities of the Terminological Units In The Field Of Homeopathy
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Entreculturasertci.vi10.12527Keywords:
terminology, terminology management, homeopathy, LSPAbstract
This research study is framed within the Communicative Theory of Terminology (Cabré, 1999) and after the detection and analysis of terminological units belonging to homeopathy, we will describe the particular features from a morphosemantic perspective. In order to do our systematic-descriptive work properly, we used the standard procedures covered by Corpus Linguistics (McEnery, 2006; Baker, 2009; Parodi, 2010), partly consisting of the processing of written corpus in the German language, in our case, specialized publications and communications among experts of homeopathy.
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