Les désignations de minéraux et de gemmes: de la terminologie au vocabulaire courant

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  • Anne Marie Loffler-Laurian CNRS Paris

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https://doi.org/10.7203/qfilologia.10.5086

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specific terminology, languages in contrast, designation

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The language of Mineralogy and Gemmology uses a specific, technical vocabulary. As sciences these fields require a precise terminology for description analysis, research in the laboratory. But they deal with objects that are also pieces of art or investment products or even part of a therapeutic system. As such the language used in these fields becomes popular and polysemic.

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Anne Marie Loffler-Laurian, CNRS Paris

Directeur de Recherche
SPECIALISED LANGUAGES: NEW RESEARCH PRESPECTIVES

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2005-12-20

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Loffler-Laurian, A. M. (2005). Les désignations de minéraux et de gemmes: de la terminologie au vocabulaire courant. Quaderns De Filologia - Estudis Lingüístics, 10, 151–171. https://doi.org/10.7203/qfilologia.10.5086
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Vol. 10 (2005): LAS LENGUAS DE ESPECIALIDAD: NUEVAS PERSPECTIVAS DE INVESTIGACIÓN

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