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Naming the conquered territories: colonies and empires : beneath and beyond the exonym/endonym opposition

open access: yes, 2022
Les pratiques toponymiques coloniales et impériales relèvent de logiques de conquêtes mais forment des dispositifs différents selon les contextes. Si elles sont consubstantielles de l’imposition d’un ordre politique et sémiotique externe, elles introduisent cependant des rapports complexes, dialectiques, entre noms d’origine extérieure et noms d ...
Giraut, Frédéric
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Endonym and Exonym of Japan

Historical Geography and Geosciences, 2022
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East Sea, an Endonym of Korea

Historical Geography and Geosciences, 2022
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“Türkiye,” not “Turkey”

Journal of Language and Politics, 2023
This paper critically examines the recent presidential memorandum that replaced the Anglicized exonymic version “Turkey” with the endonym “Türkiye” as a conscious, performative and public relations campaign at both national and international levels ...
Ali Fuad Selvi
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TOWARDS A PRACTICAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXONYMS

Lege Artis. Language yesterday, today, tomorrow, 2022
The present study examines the phenomenon of exonymy in names of countries. Eleven major types of exonyms have been identified, ranging from near-endonyms to unrelated exonyms.
M. Kudła
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Playing with Persecution: Parallel Jewish and Christian Memories of Late Antiquity in Early Islamic Iraq

Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 2022
Over the course of Late Antiquity, due to the con­ tingencies of imperial support and the gravitational pull of migrations and social networks, some Jewish and Christian communal boundaries formed roughly along imperial limites.
Simcha Gross
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