How much Labour Law is there in an EU Labour-Law Directive? Labour Law and Road Transport Terminology in Directive 2002/15/EC

• Authors: Agnieszka Rzepkowska

Title variants

PL

Ile terminologii z zakresu prawa pracy jest w dyrektywie Unii Europejskiej dotyczącej prawa pracy? Prawo pracy i specjalistyczne słownictwo z zakresu transportu drogowego w dyrektywie 2002/15/EC

Abstracts

PL

Artykuł jest częścią projektu dotyczącego terminologii i terminografii z zakresu prawa pracy rozpoczętego w ostatnim czasie przez autorkę. Omówiono w nim terminologię wykorzystaną w dokumencie unijnym. Dokument wybrany do analizy, mianowicie Dyrektywa 2002/15/WE, jest przykładem tekstu unijnego obejmującego dwie dziedziny: prawo pracy oraz transport drogowy. Poza tym, wykorzystywane jest w nim także słownictwo specjalistyczne typowe dla dokumentów UE. Analiza tej dyrektywy pozwoliła autorce sporządzić zbiór terminów obejmujący trzy dziedziny: prawo pracy, prawo z zakresu transportu drogowego oraz ustawodawstwo UE, a następnie dokonać ich przeglądu z punktu widzenia różnych klasyfikacji: według dziedziny, rodzaju reprezentowanego konceptu, oraz długości terminów (liczby wyrazów w terminach, kryterium formalne). Wyliczone proporcje różnych typów terminów umożliwiły wyciągnięcie szeregu wniosków dotyczących słownictwa specjalistycznego znajdującego się w tekstach prawnych UE. Uwzględniono przy tym punkt widzenia tłumacza i terminologa, osób, które muszą dobrze orientować się w tematach podejmowanych w tekstach, którymi się zajmują w ramach konkretnych zleceń.

EN

The paper discusses the terminology used in an EU document. It is part of a recently started research project on labour law terminology and terminography. Directive 2002/15/EC, the document selected for analysis, is an example of EU text dealing with two subject fields: labour law and road transport. Apart from that, it presents specialised vocabulary typical of EU documents. Analysing this directive enabled the author to compile a record of terms in the three fields: labour law, road transport law, and EU legislation, and then analyse them according to several classifications: the field of study, the type of concepts represented, and the length of terms (the number of words, a formal criterion). The proportions calculated made it possible to draw some conclusions as to the specialised vocabulary found in EU legal texts from the viewpoint of a translator and a terminologist, who need to be familiar with all the topics discussed in texts they are dealing with in a given job.

Keywords

EN

labour law; road transport; EU legislation; terminology; specialised vocabulary; foreign language equivalents; translation

PL

prawo pracy; transport drogowy; ustawodawstwo UE; terminologia; słownictwo specjalistyczne; odpowiedniki obcojęzyczne; tłumaczenie

• Publisher: Krakowskie Towarzystwo TERTIUM
• Journal: Półrocznik Językoznawczy Tertium
• Year: 2020
• Volume: 5
• Issue: 1
• Pages: 188-210

Dates

published

2020

Contributors

author

Agnieszka Rzepkowska

• Uniwersytet Przyrodniczo-Humanistyczny w Siedlcach. Wydział Nauk Humanistycznych

• https://orcid.org/0000000333810870

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Identifiers

DOI

10.7592/Tertium2020.5.1.Rzepkowska

Biblioteka Nauki

1192914