Titles Used In Cuban Scientific Journals: An Exploratory Study

The objective of this research is to describe the most prominent linguistic characteristics of scientific titles written today in Cuba. We analyzed 200 scientific articles, written in Spanish by Cubans, that were recently published in Anales de la Academia de Ciencias de Cuba, a centenary and multidisciplinary journal. We obtained global data that corroborate findings described by other authors for Spanish from other regions, both in average length and in the general formal structure of the titles, without the need to discriminate between disciplines, genres, or fields. This will allow for the subsequent diachronic description of the evolution of scientific style in Cuba.Keywords: scientific articles; titling practices; synchrony; scientific style; Cuba.

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Signos lingüísticos.
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2024-12-13
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https://doi.org/10.24275/sling.v20n39.02
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linguistics and terminology studies
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Titles Used In Cuban Scientific Journals: An Exploratory Study

Diana Elena Prieto Acosta, Evelyn Rubio Figueras
Signos lingüísticos.
linguistics and terminology studies
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Titles Used In Cuban Scientific Journals: An Exploratory Study

Diana Elena Prieto Acosta, Evelyn Rubio Figueras
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The objective of this research is to describe the most prominent linguistic characteristics of scientific titles written today in Cuba. We analyzed 200 scientific articles, written in Spanish by Cubans, that were recently published in Anales de la Academia de Ciencias de Cuba, a centenary and multidisciplinary journal. We obtained global data that corroborate findings described by other authors for Spanish from other regions, both in average length and in the general formal structure of the titles, without the need to discriminate between disciplines, genres, or fields. This will allow for the subsequent diachronic description of the evolution of scientific style in Cuba.Keywords: scientific articles; titling practices; synchrony; scientific style; Cuba.

Signos lingüísticos.Vol. 20(39)
University of Havana (CU), Instituto de Lengua Literatura y Antropología (ES), Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología y Medio Ambiente (CU)
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linguistics and terminology studies
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