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Anita Nuopponen

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TERMINOLOGIJOS DARBO ASPEKTAI    Straipsnyje aptariami įvairūs terminologijos darbo aspektai. Nagrinėjama terminologijos literatūra, ieškant aiškių ir numanomų dichotomijų ir trichotomijų, susijusių su tiksline grupe, poreikio tenkinimo skuba, įvairiais poreikiais, tikslu, ekspertize, bendradarbiavimu, tęstinumu, produktu, kalba, medžiaga, priemone, orientacija ir sistemiškumu. Kaip tyrimo rezultatas pateikta daugiaaspektė terminologijos darbo tipologija (sąvokų sistema), kurios kategorijos gali būti įvairiai derinamos. Pavyzdžiui, terminologijos darbas gali būti savarankiška vienkartinė ar pasikartojanti veikla, kurios produktas – spausdintas, el. knygos ar pdf formatu parengtas, tinklalapyje pateiktas ar kaip terminų straipsnių rinkinys terminų banke įdėtas terminų žodynas. Be to, terminologijos darbas gali būti organizuota, bendradarbiavimu paremta veikla, kurios imasi projekto grupė, organizacijos padalinys ar profesionalus terminologas, jis gali būti vertėjo ar spe­cia­liųjų tekstų rengėjo darbo dalis, atliekama nuolat ar pagal poreikį. Šiuolaikinis terminologijos darbas labai įvairus. Jam reikia tokių metodų ir principų, žinynų ir vadovėlių, kurie galėtų aprėpti įvairius poreikius ir suteiktų tinkamą pagrindą skirtingų tipų terminologijos darbui: terminologijos planavimui, greitai atliktinam terminologijos darbui, įvairioms tikslinėms grupėms numatytai veiklai, įskaitant kompiuterijos sprendimus, projektus, tęstinę terminologijos tvarkybą ir kt.

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6Ani a Nuopponen | Dimensions o Te minology Wo k Dimensions o Te minology Wo k Ani A nuopponen Uni e si y o Vaasa Keywo ds: e minology wo k, no ma i e e minology wo k, desc ip i e e minology wo k, dicho omies, ansla ion-o ien ed e minology wo k, e minog aphy, e minology man- agemen , s anda diza ion, concep -o ien a ion, e m-o ien a ion 1. InT oDucTIon no ma i e/desc ip i e, sys ema ic/ad hoc, mono-/bi-/mul ilingual, con- cep -/ e m-o ien ed a e some o he dicho omies o icho omies in he li e a u e on e minological ac i i ies. In his pape Dicho omies: impossible and indispensable? Johan Myking (2007: 265) discusses in dep h he mos common di-/ icho omies conce ning he heo e ical basis o e min ology ield. He ega ds hem as “impo an ea u es o he me adiscou se o his discipline,” a guing ha s udying hem migh “con ibu e o a be e unde s anding o he s a e-o - he-a wi hin he ield o e minology as well as cu en ensions and de elopmen ends”. These dicho omies a e aken equen ly also as depa u e poin s when mo i a ing new heo e ical app oaches (see mo e e.g. in Myking 2001, 2007; Budin 2001; An ia 2001; cab é 1999, 2003; Temme man 2000). In his pape , dicho omies and icho omies ela ed o p ac ical e minology wo k a e aken as exp essions o dimensions o e minology wo k. This pape is a con ibu ion o he esea ch in o he s a e-o - he-a o e minology wo k. Ten a i e, mul idimensional ypology (concep sys em) o e minology wo k is ou lined co e ing hi een c i e ia o di ision, o “dimensions,” which a e g ouped in o hose ela ed o a ge g oup, pu pose, compile , p oduc , o me hod. In addi ion o some es ablished di-/ icho o- mies in he li e a u e, I ha e also looked o some new ones ha can be de ec ed when sc u inizing di e en ways o wo king wi h e minologies. They e eal c i e ia o di ision o di e en ypes o e minology wo k and bo de lines be ween wha could be ega ded as e minology wo k and wha belongs, o ins ance, o lexicog aphy. In addi ion, some es ablished dicho omies we e eshu led. 7Te minologija | 2018 | 25 The sou ces include li e a u e on he heo y and p ac ice o he ield o e minology: jou nals, con e ence epo s, ield o e iews, handbooks (e.g. W igh & Budin 1997a, b; S eu s & Kockae 2014; Felbe 1984), ex books (e.g. cab é 1999; Pich & D askau 1985; Sage 1990), guidelines and s anda ds (ISo 1087; ISo 704). In he ollowing, he concep o e minology wo k and he designa ions u ilized o i a e discussed, and a amewo k o he analysis o he a ious dimensions and cha ac e is ics o e minology wo k is es ablished. A e ha , each o hem is explo ed mo e ho oughly. 2. Te MInology Wo K The ISo s anda d 1087-1 (2000) de ines e minology wo k as “wo k conce ned wi h he sys ema ic collec ion, desc ip ion, p ocessing and p esen a ion o concep s and hei designa ions”. The ISo 704 (2009: ) includes he ollowing as he main ac i i ies o e minology wo k: – “iden i ying concep s and concep ela ions; – analysing and modelling concep sys ems on he basis o iden i ied concep s and concep ela ions; – es ablishing ep esen a ions o concep sys ems h ough concep diag ams; – de ining concep s; – a ibu ing designa ions (p edominan ly e ms) o each concep in one o mo e languages; – eco ding and p esen ing e minological da a, p incipally in p in and elec onic media ( e minog aphy).” I gene ally subsc ibe o he ISo 1087 (2000) de ini ion o e min ology wo k, bu o he pu poses o his s udy I would p e e o s e ch i o some ex en in o de o be able o add ess, among o he hings, also “non-sys- ema ic” e minology ela ed wo k and o explo e a mo e a ied p ac ices. In he li e a u e o he ield, we ind a leas ollowing al e na i e des- igna ions o e minology wo k: e minog aphy, e minology managemen , e minology p ocessing and e minology. The las one ( e minology) appea s equen ly in he li e a u e. Fo ins ance, Vesna lušicky and Tanja Wis- sik (2015: 8) de ine he ac i i y as ollows: “The goal o e minology is o eco d and o ganize he meaning and usage o specialised e ms and o make hose a ailable in a ious e minological e- sou ces like (online) e mbases, dic iona ies, glossa ies, and e minology s and- a ds, in o de o use hem in ex s, ansla ion, and specialised discou se.” 8Ani a Nuopponen | Dimensions o Te minology Wo k Howe e , I would a he a oid his polysemous usage o he e m e - minology since i is no always clea om he con ex which “ e min ology” he au ho s a e alking abou ( esea ch ield, discipline, e minology wo k, se o e ms, glossa y o e ms e c.). The e m e minog aphy, coined in analogy wi h lexicog aphy, was sugges ed by Alain ey o “applied de- sc ip i e e minology” in he se en ies ( ey 1995: 23, 129). Te minog aphy has ound i s way in o in e na ional english usage alongside e minology wo k. I appea s, o ins ance, in ISo 704 (2009) as seen abo e and in ISo 1087 (2000), bu e e ing o a “pa o e minology wo k conce ned wi h he eco ding and p esen a ion o e minological da a”, which “may be p esen ed in he o m o e m banks, glossa ies, hesau i o o he pub- lica ions”. Ins ead o e minology wo k o e minog aphy, Sue ellen W igh and ge ha d Budin (1997a) use he e m e minology managemen wi h he mo i a ion ha i would i be e in he english language usage and would be analogical wi h “in o ma ion managemen ” (ibid. 1997a: 2). Acco ding o hem, e minology managemen consis s o “s uc u ing, s o ing, exchang- ing, dissemina ing and using e minological in o ma ion o ex p oduc ion (including dic iona ies, e c.)”. Also o hem, e minog aphy is he ac i i y o eco ding e minological in o ma ion, and no he wide ac i i y. Klaus- Di k Schmi z (2009), in his u n, p e e s he ISo 704 usage o e minology wo k bu wan s o use he e m e minology managemen ins ead o e mi- nog aphy (see also lušicky & Wissik 2015: 8). Juan Sage (1990) uses he e m e minology p ocessing, which howe e has no sp ead as much as he o he s ha e. In his a icle, he e m e minology wo k will be u ilized o he wide ac i i y ela ed wi h e minologies while e minology managemen is – as K.-D. Schmi z (2009) sees i – he “pa o e minology wo k con- ce ned wi h he eco ding and p esen a ion o e minological da a”. In he e minological li e a u e, a ious ypes o e minology wo k a e desc ibed qui e di e en ly. The e a e many synonymous e ms and cases o polysemy. In his s udy, howe e , I ha e been mo e in e es ed in hei elemen s o di e en ypes o e minology wo k and concen a e mos ly on hei cha ac e is ics. Va ious ypes o e minology wo k ha a e de- sc ibed in he li e a u e a e aken he e as complemen s o each o he . (Figu e 1). The ocus on cha ac e is ics o e minology wo k is also a heo e ical e o owa ds a mul i ace ed and mul idimensional heo y o e minology ha g. Budin (2001: 20) men ions. The classi ica ion is en- a i e and open o u he discussion and de elopmen . In he ollowing, 9Te minologija | 2018 | 25 a ious cha ac e is ics o he di e en app oaches will be sepa a ed and examined mo e o less as elemen s ha could be pu oge he in many di e en ways. Among se e al al e na i es o g ouping he di e en c i- e ia o di ision I chose i e main g oups guided by he basic ques ions: o whom, why, by whom, which p oduc , and how? (See Figu e 1). Figu e 1. dimensions o e minology wo k 1 0 Ani a Nuopponen | Dimensions o Te minology Wo k 3. Te MInology Wo K To WHoM? Ta ge g oup. Te minology wo k has a ious a ge g oups ha ha e somewha di e en needs. In addi ion, he ques ions “ o whom” and “by whom” a e in e wined and canno always be sepa a ed om each o he . no ma i e e minology wo k and e minological s anda diza ion we e in- oduced o add ess communica ion hinde s among he domain expe s and o mee hei e minology needs. Ano he la ge e minology use g oup a e ansla o s, and i has been equen ly emphasized ha hei needs di e om hose o he subjec specialis s (see W igh & W igh 1997: 148). Mo eo e , hey also do e minology wo k hemsel es (mo e in chap- e 5). Indeed, special a en ion has been paid o how o in eg a e e mi- nology wo k as a pa o ansla ion wo k ( ansla ion-o ien ed e min ology; e.g. Hohnhold 1990; W igh & W igh 1997). In addi ion o hese wo g oups, e minology wo k can be a ge ed e.g. o in e nal (e.g. echnical w i e s), o ex e nal use s in o ganiza ions o companies (e.g. cus ome s), s uden s, laype sons, and gene al audience. Fu he mo e, no all use s a e humans bu e minology wo k is done also o machine ansla ion, ma- chine- eadable on ologies, and o he needs o a ious ypes o in o ma- ion sys ems. 4. WHy Te MInology Wo K? The e is a my iad o easons why e minology wo k is needed. How- e e , I shall ake up only wo basic dicho omies ha lie behind e min- ology wo k. The i s one is he immediacy o he needs he use has: e minology wo k ei he an icipa es he needs o he use o is pe o med a eques . The second one has o do wi h he pu pose o he wo k: e - minology wo k has as i s pu pose ei he o in luence o o desc ibe he usage o e ms and concep s on a ield. Immediacy. F om he poin o iew o immediacy o use needs, e - minology wo k can be ei he p oac i e and jus -in- ime e minology wo k (lISe guidelines 2013: 21–23), o some hing in be ween. Fo V. lušicky and T. Wissik (2015: 9), who a e ocusing on ansla ion-o ien ed e min- ology wo k, p oac i e e minology wo k is “ ex -based e minology wo k ha is conce ned wi h he collec ion, desc ip ion, p ocession and p esen- a ion o concep s and hei designa ions be o e he ansla ion p ocess.” Howe e , lISe guidelines (2013) use he e m o a wide ac i i y co e - ing all ypes o e minology wo k ha a e “done by assessing p obable 1 1Te minologija | 2018 | 25 u u e needs conce ning domains o be discussed, ex s o be ansla ed, legisla ion o be passed, e c. Te minologis s y o an icipa e u u e needs by wo king on en i e domains and ex -speci ic e minology ha is no al eady p esen in he e minological esou ce o e e ence.” (lISe guide- lines 2013: 23) In his sense, p oac i e e minology wo k co e s he ac i i ies equi ed by e minology planning, such as assessing he p esen and u u e needs o o ganiza ion, en e p ise, subjec ield, language, coun y, e c. Fo in- s ance, he eu has made a - eaching e minology planning s a egies ha de ine he e minology wo k o be done (see e.g. Fische 2010). In addi- ion, s anda diza ion o e minology is p oac i e as well as he e min ology wo k a companies. Ka a Wa bu on (1997: 677) emphasizes ha compa- nies need “ o iden i y hei e minology needs and plan a cou se o ac ion o mee hose needs ea ly in o de o educe wo k in he u u e”. While p oac i e e minology wo k an icipa es he needs well ahead, a he o he end o he con inuum lies e minology wo k ha is done a he momen o he need. I is o en called ad-hoc e minology (wo k) bu also he e ms jus -in ime, on demand, exp ess, o occasional e minology (wo k) could desc ibe well i s cha ac e (see e.g. ghallchobhai 2008; lISe epo 2013). The e m ad-hoc e minology (wo k) is u ilized by di e en au ho s o di e en concep s, o example, as opposi e o “sys ema ic e min ology wo k” ha I will e u n la e on o. Ad-hoc o jus -in ime e minology wo k is done ei he by he use (“DIy e minology wo k”) o by a ious ypes o e minology se ices and cen es, o in-house e minologis s (“ e minology on demand”). claudia Dob ina (2010: 82) desc ibes he la e case as “ e minological eme gency wa d”, which “has eme ged o mee u gen and no oo as e minological needs”. I is needed when single o a se o e minological p oblems mus be sol ed in a sho ime (lISe guidelines 2013: 23; cab é 1999: 152). Needs. Fu he mo e, a dis inc ion be ween domain-o ien ed and ex - o ien ed e minology wo k can be done (e.g. Schmi z 2009). The need o he i s one comes om he ield, and i s knowledge is aken as i s poin o depa u e. comp ehensi e ma e ial is collec ed including a ious ypes o ele an documen s as well as ield expe s in e iewed and con- sul ed (W igh & W igh 1997: 148). An example o ex -o ien ed e min- ology wo k is he p epa a o y wo k ha ansla o s do when sol ing e - minological p oblems ound in ex s hey ansla e. They do his by con- 1 2 Ani a Nuopponen | Dimensions o Te minology Wo k sul ing o he ex s o ansla ion equi alen s and o he e minological da a p io ansla ing he ex . Ins ead o sys ema ic subjec ield s udy, he ansla o s a he c ea e hei own e minology esou ces “p esen ed wi h andom ex ac s om a domain” (W igh & W igh 1997: 148). Sys- ema ic e minology wo k (managemen ) has been desc ibed also as “sub- jec - ield-d i en” while ansla o -o ien ed ad-hoc e minology as “ ex - d i en” (W igh & W igh 1997: 147; Fabe 1999: 98). Pu pose. The main pu pose and ask o e minology wo k om he e y beginning has been o acili a e he mu ual unde s anding inside he special ields and o e he language and o he bounda ies. In o de o do his, wo app oaches can be aken: desc ip i e o no ma i e (p esc ip- i e) e minology wo k. Desc ip i e e minology wo k ideally would esul in e minological p oduc s ( ocabula ies, e m bases, e c.) ha co e all he e minological and concep ual a ia ion o he a ge ield and com- men he ela ionships be ween he a ian s lea ing he selec ion o he mos sui able one o he use . The pu pose o he no ma i e o p esc ip- i e e minology wo k is o make “ he a ge audience o adop he p e- e ed e m and a oid ejec ed ones” (Ka sch 2014: 294), such as e min- ology conce ning a p oduc o se ice o a company, legal sys em, e c. Same me hods can be u ilized o mos o he wo k p ocesses because desc ip i e wo k cons i u es he i s pa o he no ma i e wo k p ocess (see cab é 1999: 132). In addi ion o hese wo ypes o e minology wo k, Helmu Felbe (1984: 189) eminds us ha he e is also he ype o e minog aphy “used by scien i ic communi ies which is based on he idea ha scien i ic con- cep s a e in a cons an lux. Fo hem scien i ic e minology can only be ecommended bu no p esc ibed.” 5. By WHoM? Expe ise. Those who wo k wi h e minologies in one way o ano he , could be oughly di ided in o h ee o e lapping ca ego ies: “c ea o s,” “compile s & media o s” and “use s”. The i s ones a e domain expe s (syn. subjec specialis s, subjec ma e expe s, SME) who c ea e and use concep s and e ms o hei ield in he i s place (Sage 1990: 197; cab é 1999: 121). They c ea e concep sys ems, de ine concep s and ag ee on sha ed e minology – o p omo e hei own. The esul s o his kind o e minology wo k a e documen ed ei he explici ly o implici ly in s and- 1 3Te minologija | 2018 | 25 a ds, handbooks, a icles, ex books, echnical documen s, e c. Te mino- logical me hods, ISo s anda ds and guidebooks ha e been a ge ed o his g oup. The wo k o hese e minology “c ea o s” could be ea ed as “p ima y” when opposed o wha e minologis s and o he s in ol ed do when collec ing and analyzing e minological da a, and p oducing and dissemina ing e minological p oduc s (“seconda y”). The hi d g oup, “use s,” a e hose who need e ms and concep s in hei wo k, such as ansla o s, echnical w i e s, eache s, in o ma ion and documen a ion specialis s, laymen and s uden s as well as hose who wo k in he ield. The e minology ela ed wo k he “use s” do consis s e.g. o sea ching o ele an e ms, concep s, de ini ions, and equi alen s (“ e ia y”). The di e ence be ween he g oups ha do e minology ela ed job could be said o lie in hei ela ionship o he objec o e minology wo k and hei deg ee o expe ise in he subjec ma e . A one end o he con- inuum, he e a e he domain expe s who “own” he e minology, i.e. hey know he e minology o hei ield and ha e a say in, which e ms o selec and how o de ine concep s. They ha e a decisi e ole in e min- ology p ojec g oups, and e minologis s need o consul hem (see e.g. Pich & D askau 1985: 167; cab é 1999: 121) and documen s w i en by hem. A he o he end o he con inuum, he e a e hose, who do e - minology wo k o sea ch e minology wi hou being ield specialis s. In be ween hese wo ends is he ype o e minology wo k ha is done as coope a ion be ween e minologis s and domain expe s (see below). I mus be no ed ha an expe is also a “use ” and, o ins ance, a e mi- nologis o ansla o could be also an expe and a “c ea o ” (mo e on expe ise e.g. in Ka sch 2014: 295–296). Collabo a ion. As o he o ganiza ion o he wo k, we could iden i y a di e ence be ween e minology wo k acco ding o he deg ee o collab- o a ion, whe he i is an indi idual, in a- o in e o ganiza ional e o . In addi ion, he dimension o na ional and in e na ional coope a ion has been p esen om he e y beginning. A i s bes , e minology wo k is a collabo a i e e o , and di e en ypes o collabo a i e models ha e been sugges ed in he li e a u e (Felbe 1984: 29; Pich & D askau 1985; Ka sch 2014) he basic model equi ing collabo a ion a leas be ween a e mi- nologis and a domain expe . He ibe Pich & Jenni e D askau (1985: 167) e en poin ou ha “Te minologis s [–] who imagine ha hei wo k can succeed wi hou expe ad ice [–] ha e misunde s ood some o he 1 4 Ani a Nuopponen | Dimensions o Te minology Wo k basic p inciples o hei p o ession”. The la es de elopmen s a e c owd- sou cing e o s enabled by web-based pla o ms and cloud se ices (Ka sch 2014). Con inui y. Te minology wo k can be a ees anding one ime o ecu - en e o , o i can be con inuous p ac ice in eg a ed in he p ocesses o an o ganiza ion o e.g. in he wo k o a ansla o . Some p ojec s a e ca - ied ou only once bu some imes p ojec s a e epea ed – as i is done e.g. in s anda diza ion. This is because subjec ields a e no s a ic bu changes occu , which also in luence concep s, concep sys ems and e ms. Te minology p ojec s can each om ex ensi e o mo e es ic ed unde - akings s a ing wi h es ablishing a p ojec g oup, planning and budge making, e c. and inally ending e.g. wi h a inished p oduc in a o m o a ocabula y o a se o en ies in a e minological da abase. Te mino- logical li e a u e qui e o en desc ibes e minology wo k as a p ojec , e en hough i is no always possible o e en necessa y o go o such leng hs. In many cases, a small-scale e minology wo k would do, such as o ad- hoc wo k, que y answe ing, o e minology da abase main enance in o - de o esea ch o missing en ies, equi alen s o sub ield e minologies. As men ioned abo e, e minology wo k is also done as a con inuous p ocess, e.g. in a company o an o ganiza ion. This kind o e minology wo k is some hing o which he e m e minology managemen would be sui ed o , especially when a e minology managemen sys em is u ilized. Fo ins ance, c is ina Valen ini (2016: 35) desc ibes he e minology man- agemen o Pa en coope a ion T ea y Te mbase (PcT) in he ollowing way: “concep s and e ms a e con ibu ed daily by PcT s a e minolo- gis s, ansla o s, and sho - e m e minology ainees. con ibu ions may in ol e c ea ion o new eco ds o concep s no exis ing in he PcT Te mbase o comple ion o exis ing eco ds by adding missing languages.” 6. WHIcH P oDucT? P oduc . Depending on he p oduc , e minology wo k p ocesses di e om each o he – a leas in he inal s eps, when he esul s a e compiled and p esen ed. one end o he “p oduc con inuum” consis s o a single e m, de ini ion, o equi alen s, e.g. when p ocessing e minology que ies, o adding en ies in a e m bank. 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