Ética animal e proteínas alternativas: questões atuais em terminologia da língua portuguesa
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https://doi.org/10.5380/avs.v29i1.93963Palavras-chave:
Carne celular, carne cultivada, proteção animal, terminologia bilíngue, termos equivalentes, unidades terminológicasResumo
Ao longo da história da humanidade, a relação entre seres humanos e animais comporta e reflete os questionamentos acerca da senciência e dos direitos dos animais. Tais questionamentos têm se tornado mais prevalentes e aprofundados, gerando termos específicos em língua inglesa, o idioma predominante na literatura sobre o tema. Assim, o objetivo deste trabalho foi contribuir para a construção de uma terminologia apropriada em língua portuguesa, mais especificamente sua variante português brasileiro, a partir de um corpus coletado em inglês, para proposição de um glossário bilíngue. No total, foram selecionados 37 termos relevantes para tradução, sendo 18 para área de ética animal e 8 para área de zootecnia celular, sendo que 22 termos foram traduzidos por transposição, oito por tradução literal, cinco por explicitação e dois por adaptação. Dessa forma, foi possível construir um glossário bilíngue inglês-português dos 37 termos. Espera-se que a terminologia apresentada proporcione maior facilidade de acesso à discussão de tais conteúdos para a sociedade, aumentando as possibilidades de divulgação, esclarecimento e reflexão qualificada.
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