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S’ouvrir aux suggestions des locuteurs pour aménager la terminologie au Québec : le cas du projet collaboratif « En bons termes »

Authors: Saint, Elizabeth C.;

S’ouvrir aux suggestions des locuteurs pour aménager la terminologie au Québec : le cas du projet collaboratif « En bons termes »

Abstract

Cet article, ancre dans les recherches de l’implantation terminologique, presente les donnees du projet « En bons termes », qui a fait collaborer pendant quatre mois sur un forum en ligne divers acteurs de l’amenagement linguistique et terminologique canadien, dont l’Office quebecois de la langue francaise (OQLF) et un groupe de locuteurs, dans le but de trouver des solutions terminologiques a des concepts sans denomination en francais. En nous concentrant sur les termes qui apparaissent sur les 11 fiches parues dans le Grand dictionnaire terminologique (GDT) a l’issue de ce projet, nous montrons comment l’OQLF a accueilli les suggestions des locuteurs, ainsi que la place et le statut d’acceptabilite qu’il leur a accordes dans les fiches. Les resultats montrent que l’organisme a fait preuve d’une reelle ouverture aux contributions des internautes et que celle-ci s’inscrit dans une attitude socioterminologique globale qui a pour objectif l’implantation reussie des termes dans l’usage.

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externalisation ouverte, projet collaboratif « En bons termes », Projet collaboratif « En bons termes », planned neology, aménagement terminologique, Planned neology, online collaboration En bons termes, néologie aménagiste, terminology planning, Terminology planning, Aménagement terminologique, Externalisation ouverte, Online collaboration "En bons termes", Crowdsourcing, Néologie aménagiste, crowdsourcing, Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF)

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