Metáforas na linguagem especializada da patente de invenção
Abstract
Partindo dos pressupostos teóricos da Linguística Cognitiva, e, especificamente, da Teoria da Metáfora Conceitual, de Lakoff e Jonhson (1980, 2003), desenvolvemos um trabalho de descrição e análise dos usos metafóricos em documentos de patentes de invenção biotecnológicas europeias. Seguindo as propostas metodológicas da Linguística de Corpus, construímos um corpus de estudo com os textos de 50 patentes, a partir do qual foi possível observar como os redatores de patentes usam vários tipos de metáforas no processo descritivo e reivindicatório de uma patente de invenção.
Palavras-chave: Linguística Cognitiva. Metáfora conceitual. Linguagem especializada. Patentes de invenção.
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