Thuật ngữ an ninh trong Văn kiện Đại hội đại biểu toàn quốc lần thứ XIV của Đảng dưới góc nhìn ngôn ngữ học

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In political documents, terminology plays an important role in structuring discourse and shaping perception. This article examines 69 security-related terms in the documents from a linguistic perspective in order to clarify their structural features, systematicity, and discursive functions. The qualitative analysis shows that these terms are organized around conceptual nuclei and developed into major categories such as political-national security, order, social safety, and non-traditional security. Formally, they are predominantly compound terms, relatively stable in use, and interconnected within a conceptual network that reflects security governance thinking in a new context. The study indicates that security terminology in the documents serves not only a naming function but also contributes to the organization of knowledge and the construction of institutional discourse, thereby shedding light on the linguistic features of political documents and providing a reference basis for research on the language of security as a specialized field.