Keywords
Specialized speech
Communication
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Abstract
Terminology has experienced great advances in recent years in both practice and theory. With the development and proliferation of the sciences, specialized language and terminological normalization have received greater national and international attention, basically for their role in scientific communication. However, the intercommunication between terminologists and specialists regarding their respective needs has received less attention. To this end, this monographic volume aims to combine contributions that show the current terminology in specialized language and professional discourses.
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