Significado texto-imanente: abordagens integracionistas e terminológicas para a indeterminação do signo
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1984-8412.2022.e84041Resumo
Neste artigo, coloco os campos da terminologia e do integracionismo em discussão sobre a questão da indeterminação do signo. Emprego as lentes oferecidas por ambos os paradigmas para discutir dados sobre a indeterminação dos termos em um texto sobre processo legislativo. Eu defendo que os dados parecem confirmar várias noções integracionistas interrelacionadas, incluindo a construção do significado como contextualização idiossincrática e o princípio da reflexividade. Isso evidencia como o campo da terminologia pode alavancar a filosofia integracionista da linguagem para potencializar seu poder explicativo. No entanto, também argumento que os insights teóricos da terminologia baseada em texto podem servir como um corretivo para as percepções de indeterminação radical do signo no integracionismo.
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