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KO KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION / The term – organized and organizing knowledge
KO KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION / The term – organized and organizing knowledge
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63–64
Editorial
63–64
Knowledge Organization and Term Analysis
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65–100
Papers and Summaries of KOTA’91
65–100
65–71
Knowledge organization and terminology: Philosophical and linguistic bases
Ingetraut Dahlberg
Ingetraut Dahlberg
65–71
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72–76
Semantic interpretation of conjuncts: Boolean transformations
Hemalata Iyer
Hemalata Iyer
72–76
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77–77
“Through the Looking-Glass“ as seen through organizing glasses
Peter Petrov
Peter Petrov
77–77
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78–78
From the inner form of a term towards its aesthetic meaning
Sevda Cchristova
Sevda Cchristova
78–78
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79–79
Parameters of disbelief
Luchesar Andreev
Luchesar Andreev
79–79
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80–80
Borders of philosophical terminology
Sasho Markov
Sasho Markov
80–80
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81–81
Properties and terms denoting properties
Julieta Ivanova
Julieta Ivanova
81–81
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82–82
Determination of the semantic category ‘processes’
Sia P. Kolkovska
Sia P. Kolkovska
82–82
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83–83
Informativeness of a term
Maria Popova
Maria Popova
83–83
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84–84
The term – organized and organizing knowledge
Stephan Maev
Stephan Maev
84–84
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84–84
Toward knowledge organizing SENSUS
A. Atanasov, P. Petrov, N. Spachiev, S.Triffonov
A. Atanasov, P. Petrov, N. Spachiev, S.Triffonov
84–84
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85–85
Organization of lexicographic knowledge in dictionaries of a new type
Irina Chongarova
Irina Chongarova
85–85
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86–86
Thesaurus semiotics and thesaurus lexicography
Ginka Dimitrova
Ginka Dimitrova
86–86
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87–90
Therm as germ – an apology of a new term
Todorka A. Christova
Todorka A. Christova
87–90
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91–92
The conceptual structure of terms as the tertium comparationis in constrastive terminology
Boyan Alexiev
Boyan Alexiev
91–92
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93–93
Comparative evaluation of some basic German and Bulgarian terms as knowledge organizers
Nadka Taneva, Ivanka Nikolova
Nadka Taneva, Ivanka Nikolova
93–93
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94–94
Interlingual transformations in loan-translation of English three-element maritime terms
VyaraPetkova
VyaraPetkova
94–94
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95–96
Method for compressing the process of decision making in a set-time interval
Velichko Staychev
Velichko Staychev
95–96
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97–97
Conceptual information in scientific texts and in belles-lettres
Svetlaila Vassileva-Montero, Tatiana Zlateva
Svetlaila Vassileva-Montero, Tatiana Zlateva
97–97
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98–98
Types of information-scientific texts and their research tools and procedures
Tatiana Zlateva
Tatiana Zlateva
98–98
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99–99
Some aspects of the specificity of vocabulary and terminology exercises
Yordan Andonov
Yordan Andonov
99–99
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100–100
On concepts as objects of control
M. Pavlova, M. Kirova, D. Lazarov
M. Pavlova, M. Kirova, D. Lazarov
100–100
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100–104
Reports and Communications
100–104
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105–105
ISKO News 9
105–105
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106–108
Book Reviews
106–108
106–106
Ungvary, R. (Ed.): OSZTAURUSZ. A universal ‘classthesaurus’ for Hungarian periodical literature (I. Wormell)
106–106
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American Society of Indexers: Indexing tradition and innovation. Proc.22nd Ann.Conf.Chicago 1990 (R. Fugmann)
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109–124
Classification Literature 19 (1992) No. 2
109–124
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The term – organized and organizing knowledge
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Stephan Maev
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doi.org/10.5771/0943-7444-1992-2-84
ISSN: 0943-7444
ISSN online: 2942-3309
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