Terminology behaviour of terms and hispanic denominative variants related to roles and types of bullying

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  • Rosa Luna García Universidad Femenina del Sagrado Corazón

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33539/consensus.2019.v24n1.2243

Keywords:

Terminology behaviour, denominative variant, bullying, types of bullying, roles in bullying

Abstract

The main objective of this empirical, applied, documental and systematic terminographic research was to analyze the behavior of the terms and denominative variants of the terminology of the types and roles involved in bullying. For this study, a corpus, composed of 93 terms and 116 denominative variants, was used; this, as a whole, resulted in a definitive terminographic corpus composed of 209 terminological units referred to two sub-corpus: types of bullying and roles in bullying. The research reached the following general conclusions: In terms of quantity, the terminological sub-corpus referring to the types of roles is marginally superior to that related to the types of bullying, unlike the corpus of variants
 that doubles in number of terms to the first two. • The sub-corpus, types of bullying and roles in bullying, revealed a clear tendency to terminologization. This is the use of words of general language. • The most widely used constructing resource for the production of types and roles in bullying is the syntagma, with the syntagmatic pattern: N+ADJ.
• The denominative variants appear in 21% of terms, in similar proportions for types and roles in bullying. • The denominative variation, by extension or elongation, is the most recurrent in the types and roles in bullying. • The considerable percentage of the denominative variation by extension responds to the need to specify the modifiers in order to eliminate the ambiguity or lack of transparency, of the head or lexical base. • Both, the simple and complex, monolexical terms tend to form denominative variants by extension or elongation; on the other hand, in polylexical terms the tendency is to form lexical variants. 

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Author Biography

Rosa Luna García, Universidad Femenina del Sagrado Corazón

Doctora en Educación (UNIFE). Magíster en Terminología (Universidad Pompeu Fabra) y en Docencia Universitaria (UNIFE). Diploma de segunda especialidad en Gestión y Didáctica de Programas de Educación a Distancia (PUCP, 2016). Licenciada en Traducción (URP). Docente e investigadora de la UNIFÉ. Coordinadora del proyecto Antenas Neológicas (Universidad Pompeu Fabra-UNIFE). Autora del libro: Temas de traducción
(UNIFE, 2002); coautora del Diccionario para profesionales de la traducción (UPC, 2017) y del Diccionario de la educación e inclusión lingüística peruana (UNIFE, 2019). Autora de los diccionarios Violencia contra la mujer y Bullying (acoso escolar) (2020 en prensa). Conferencista nacional e internacional en temas de terminología, neología y traductología. 

Published

2019-06-01

How to Cite

Luna García, R. (2019). Terminology behaviour of terms and hispanic denominative variants related to roles and types of bullying. Consensus, 24(1), 61–78. https://doi.org/10.33539/consensus.2019.v24n1.2243

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