Identification and representation of concept through terms
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.1809-4783.2020v30n4.57261Abstract
It presents a way of identifying and representing concepts through terms elaborated according to theoretical and
methodological guidelines of terminological and documentary standards. Highlights conceptual analysis and synthesis
as a process used for the identification and representation of concepts based on the contexts found in the literature and
validated from the conceptual point of view by researchers and specialists in the subject area. For the identification of
concepts, it is necessary that the process of collecting terms be carried out in a meticulous manner. The analysis of contexts
is a fundamental part to occur the synthesis. It concludes by emphasizing that scientists appropriate of words by giving
them a specific meaning. Therefore, common words can be used as concepts. Words can become concepts within specific
theoretical perspectives.
Keywords: Concept System. Conceptual Analysis. Terminologies.
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