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Resumen: Cap. 1: La metáfora en la propuesta de Lakoff y Johnson; Cap. 2: La metáfora en los lenguajes de especialidad; Cap. 3: Panorama económico de los EEUU y del resto del mundo durante 2008/2009; Cap. 4: Metodología; Cap. 5: Metáforas de organismos; Cap. 6: Metáforas de movimientos físicos; Cap. 7: Metáforas de eventos naturales; Cap. 8: Los datos numéricos y su análisis; Cap. 9: Conclusiones. ANEXOS: I. Corpus; II. Metáforas del corpus y su traducción por artículo; III. Traducción de las metáforas del corpus por campo conceptual; IV. Traducción de tipos metafóricos (con número de orden) y V. Datos numéricos y traducción de tipos metafóricos con frecuencia de aparición en el corpus.

Resumen: The current economic and financial crisis apart from impoverishing many countries has paradoxically enriched language by coining a multitude of new terms to explain and define the new situation. However, due to different cognitive, terminological and socio-pragmatic constraints, many of these financial neonyms, originally created in English, have been poorly transferred into Spanish or left untranslated thus losing most of their original distinctive and explanatory purpose. Many Spanish financial experts tend to use the English forms or render literal and often meaningless translations. This paper explores the structure of financial crisis neonyms in the light of their terminological composition and professional and social practice and focusses on the problems created by their translation into Spanish mainly as a result of cognitive-inferential, semantic-terminological and pragmatic-communicative mismatches.