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A Study on the Exonym Global Standard Cycle Theory

The Review of Business History, 2011
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Endonym and exonym - basically linguistic concepts after all?

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Nyström, Staffan,
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Spanish exonyms and endonyms as markers of national identity

Доклады Башкирского университета
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Endonym and Exonym of Japan

Historical Geography and Geosciences, 2022
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exonym, n.

2023
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Exonyms as expressions of intercultural relations

Proceedings of the International Conference on Onomastics ”Name and Naming”., 2022
Exonyms in the sense of place names used not by the local community, but by other communities and differing in writing from endonyms are frequently regarded as typical for monolingual, monocultural situations, where communication occurs between people speaking the same language. They are sometimes even seen as expressing territorial claims or political
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Ethno-linguistic bases of the Pirtavan exonym

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Romanische Exonyme bayerischer Städtenamen

2021
Dass es für viele geographische Namen außer der endonymischen, also im jeweiligen Sprachgebiet verbreiteten Form (z.B. dt. Aachen, Regensburg), auch exonymische Bezeichnungen (frz. Aix-la-Chapelle, Ratisbonne) in außenliegenden Sprachen gibt, ist ein Umstand, der zwar allgemein bekannt ist, in der Linguistik aber relativ wenig Beachtung gefunden hat.Es
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The Elusive Endonym

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The term ‘exonym’ was coined in 1957 by Marcel Aurousseau, an Australian geographer, to denote a place name used in a non-native language. ‘Endonym’ was later coined analogously as its counterpart, meaning the native name for a place.
Eccardt, Thomas
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