Brief Introduction to Terminology. Example of Elaboration of a Terminological Work in Galician

The history of terminology as a science is sketched, tracing its beginnings to the 16th century; Andreas Versalius's (1543) glossary of terms pertaining to human anatomy is mentioned. The rapid growth of terminology in the 20th century is noted & illustrated with Teresa Cabre's (1993)...

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