CLASSIFICATION OF POLITICAL TERMINOLOGY: PRINCIPLES, CATEGORIES, AND TYPOLOGICAL APPROACHES
Том 5 № 5 (2026) 155-159
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This article examines principal approaches to classifying political terminology according to structural, semantic, functional, and etymological criteria. Drawing on translation theory and discourse analysis, it proposes an integrated typological framework for systematizing political terms and discusses its implications for translation practice.
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