Zozulia S. Modern archived terminology in Ukraine.

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0412U005451

Applicant for

Specialization

  • 27.00.02 - Документознавство, архівознавство

11-07-2012

Specialized Academic Board

К 26.864.01

Essay

The dissertation is the first complex research of the modern archived terminology in Ukraine. It is well-proven on the basis of the detailed study of a spring and historiography base, terminology achievements of industry, that the archived terminology in Ukraine took place due to experimental practices, traditions and modern tendencies. The contribution of scientific instituciy is described to lexicographic activity and separate researchers, in particular: L. A. Dubrovina, K. I. Klimova, S. G. Kuleshov, I. B. Matyash, K. E. Novokhatski, N. M. Khristova, G. M. Shvetsova-Vodka et al. The aspects of forming of base archived terminology concepts are exposed, the role of standardization is reflected in becoming of archived terminology industry. Classification of the archived terminology is presented on the basic thematic signs of types of documents and processes of the archived business; lexical description of the basic archived terms is carried out. Certainly factors which activate terminology studios in archived terminology. The sources of forming of archived terminology are found out and it is exposed methodological principles of terminology. Outlined connection of archived terminology with terminologies of such contiguous areas of document studies, library science and by other disciplines documentation-communication to the cycle, by the special historical disciplines. The contribution of scientific institutions is described to lexicographic activity and separate researchers in development of terminology. Certainly modern problems of development of the archived terminology and ways of their decision. Outlined prospects of development of Ukrainian archived terminology in the conditions of globalization of informative processes.

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