Analysis identifies evolving neologisms in terminology, highlighting challenges in maintaining systematic control.
Within the framework of editorial-polygraphic terminology, we distinguish statics and dynamics of language. The static core of the system includes all relatively stable elements (terms) and groups of elements that have not undergone structural and semantic changes for a longer or shorter period of time. Thus, the static core is the center of terminology, represented by generic names of terms. On its periphery there are obsolete or outdated terms, unstable terms, neological terms or terminological units that have appeared relatively recently, which designate, as a rule, the specific concepts that were considered in this work. In general, at the present stage, the development of editorial-polygraphic terminology is characterized by dynamism and some chaotic progress in the creation of new terms and their use. The lack of adequate systematic control over new terminology leads to individual, personal creations of terms by specialists at different levels, which introduces elements of arbitrariness into the system of ordering terminology as a whole.
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