Dynamique de changements sémantiques dans les Constitutions espagnoles (Dynamics of semantic changes in the Spanish Constitutions)

Authors

  • Ségolène Demol Universitat de Barcelona

Keywords:

diachronic corpus, Spanish constitutions, Spanish constitutional terminology, evolution of the lexicon

Abstract

The main objective of this article is to disseminate a selection of the results obtained in our thesis work (Dynamic of lexicon in the Spanish Constitutions). Concretely, we wish to relate our corpus of the three Spanish Constitutions with terminology and more particularly semantic change. The contrastive study of a selection of lexicon has been limited to the liberal Constitution of 1812, the Republican Constitution of 1931 and the current Constitution of 1978. Our doctoral investigation was divided into two main methodological axes - introduced at first glance contextual - a lexicometric analysis and a semantic analysis of a selection of lexical units of the corpus. This quantitative, qualitative and comparative study combines different variables that make this work innovative.

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Dossier: La terminologia en els diccionaris generals Semblança: Antoni M. Badia i Margarit (1920-2014)

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Published

2020-11-10

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Demol, S. (2020). Dynamique de changements sémantiques dans les Constitutions espagnoles (Dynamics of semantic changes in the Spanish Constitutions). Terminàlia, 2(22), 19–28. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/Terminalia/article/view/148254

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No. 22: December 2020

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