IL LINGUAGGIO GIURIDICO SLOVENO E IL LINGUAGGIO GIURIDICO ITALIANO. ALCUNE AFFINITÀ E DIFFERENZE LESSICALI E TERMINOLOGICHE: THE SLOVENIAN LEGAL LANGUAGE AND THE ITALIAN LEGAL LANGUAGE. SOME LEXICAL AND TERMINOLOGICAL AFFINITIES AND DIFFERENCES

The law regulates every manifestation of social life and requires a specific language or legal language. Legal language understood in the strict sense can be defined as the language with which legal norms are formulated. However, understood in a broad sense, it can be defined as the language in whic...

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Published in:Linguistica (Ljubljana) 2021-01, Vol.61 (2), p.61
Main Author: Paolucci, Sandro
Format: Article
Language:Italian
Subjects:
Comparative linguistics
Italian language
Law
Legal language
Slovene
Terminology
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Summary:The law regulates every manifestation of social life and requires a specific language or legal language. Legal language understood in the strict sense can be defined as the language with which legal norms are formulated. However, understood in a broad sense, it can be defined as the language in which all discourses concerning law are formulated.
ISSN:0024-3922
2350-420X
DOI:10.4312/linguistica.61.2.61-78