Contente, Maria Madalena Dias MarquesLino, Maria Teresa Rijo Fonseca2017-11-082017-11-082017978-88-8305-127-2PURE: 19457877PURE UUID: 1e75ff0e-b40e-4c5f-9f72-b129f12dc61chttp://siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/dvaf/article/view/17819/15176UID/LIN/03213/2013Terminological neology (neonimy) requires constant observation of the language by terminologists, lexicologists, and lexicographers; today, this analysis focuses on different types of written and oral corpora of specialty languages ​​or lexicographic corpora. Terminology neology and variation participate simultaneously in the innovation of terminological systems and in diachronic terminology. There are a large number of speech nouns related to non-stabilized or non-normalized concepts. This conceptual dynamic is observed in the textual corpora, in certain types of texts, with a character of information, dissemination and prevention of some diseases or epidemics; some phenomena of terminological instability are a reflection of conceptual and / or scientific instability in certain areas of medicine, such as the Ebola epidemic. Terminological neologisms are created to denominate new concepts and / or new cognitive peculiarities and conceptual changes related, eventually, to the evolution of a concept.8715660porNeologismoNeonímia terminológicaNeologismo terminológicoVariação terminológicaInstabilidade conceptualSDG 3 - Good Health and Well-beingconference object10.1285/i9788883051272p701http://siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/dvaf/article/view/17819