Les concepts nomades et le projet du DFSM à l’aune de la terminologie : introduction

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diachronic terminology, nomadic concept, medieval scientific French, medieval Latin, lexicology

Abstract

From a diachronic terminology perspective and with a particular focus on the medieval period, this text provides an introduction to the contribution of Pascaline Dury and John Humbley, as well as to the paper of Bruno Bon, which both address the notion of nomadic concepts and allow for further reflection on the Medieval Scientific French Dictionary (DFSM) project.

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2025-12-15

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Vigneron, F. (2025). Les concepts nomades et le projet du DFSM à l’aune de la terminologie : introduction. Terminology Science & Research Terminologie : Science Et Recherche, 28, 1–7. Retrieved from https://journal-eaft-aet.net/index.php/tsr/article/view/11487

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Vol. 28 (2025): Diachronic terminology

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Nomadic concepts and the DFSM project in the light of terminology

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Copyright (c) 2025 Joëlle Ducos, Fleur Vigneron

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