Peculiarities of secondary nomination methods intellectual products names (On the example of programming language names)

Levina Viktoria Aleksandrovna

Modern linguistics has developed several scientific directions related to the study of the results of the extremely large-scale development of computer and information technologies over the past 20 - 30 years. First of all, this is the result of the development of many theoretical and applied research in physics, mathematics, chemistry, both fundamental sciences, and the creation of such a highly intelligent interdisciplinary product as software. The subject of the study was the mechanism of influence of the structure of an interdisciplinary concept on the formation of its denomination in the communicative space. Analysis of nomination of many products in the field of computer technology shows increasing trends in the use of personal - mental and emotive elements of semantics in the objects of secondary nomination. Obviously, the very rapid development of technical capabilities of personal gadgets and global information and communication networks, led to the emergence of a new reality, which, in turn, required a new rethinking, including the use of emotionality. The essence of the changes is evident in the fact that the means previously used in fiction are beginning to be used in special vocabulary as well. This area of terminology is still understudied and is related, in our opinion, to several factors, including the qualification of the subject through emotional thinking. The object of the study is the names of high-level programming languages, the most used at present. The methods of component analysis, descriptive method, conceptual-representative method are used in the research. The practical value of the article may be obtained in the clarification of training materials for linguists, the analysis of complex conceptual phenomena, more consistent with the structure of similar interdisciplinary language formations, including the violation of the norm, as a new phenomenon in terminology studies.

Keywords:term, terminology, terminosystem, complexity of concepts, emotionality in terms, professional linguistic personality.