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Onomastic Space, or What, How and Why We Name [Review of: Shmeleva, T. V. (2013). Onomastics. A Handbook. Slavyansk-na-Kubani: KubGU Press] [PDF]
Giving a high appraisal to the handbook by T. V. Shmeleva, the reviewer considers it a fullfledged monograph covering almost all the branches of onomastics including those which have not attracted much attention from scholars until recently.
Elena V. Dushechkina
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A Történeti magyar családnévatlasz előmunkálatairól
Preliminary studies on the Atlas of Hungarian Historical Family Names In synchronic and diachronic surveys of family names, digital atlases have recently become extremely important tools, as they can provide information on the spatial ...
János N. Fodor, Éva F. Láncz
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The Slipperiness of Name: Biography and Gender in Australian Cultural Databases
Abstract In this article, we examine and historicise problems related to name and gender in biographical and cultural databases. Combining theoretical and computational approaches to onomastics, we identify contradictory naming conventions, intriguing patterns and distinct institutional vestiges in the recording and representation of artistic careers ...
Nat Cutter +2 more
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Buddhist and Indian Elements in the Onomastics of the Iranian Manichaean Texts
The use of names and terms of Indian origin bears witness to encounters of Iranian-speaking Manichaeans with Indian religious traditions and cultures, but the importance of an impact of Indian religions on Manichaeism is still subject of scholarly ...
Iris Colditz
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Egileak lan honetan Goizueta bere sorterriko 1427ko apeoa transkribatzen eta aztertzen du. Apeoaren helburua data horretan Nafarroako erresuman zeuden suak zein eta zenbat ziren jakitea da eta, horren karietara, goizuetarren zerrenda egiten da ...
Patziku Perurena
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‘To assume another name’: Race, gender, family and name changing in New York City, 1887–2012
Abstract The name‐change petitions housed in the New York City Civil Court allow us to see the ways that Jewish families, cisgender women and transgender people throughout the twentieth and twenty‐first centuries used state mechanisms to challenge institutionalised antisemitism and traditional definitions of family and gender. At the same time, however,
Kirsten Fermaglich
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ABSTRACT Transnational family research documented well the challenges that migrated adult children experience when they want to provide care to their stayed‐behind families. Yet similar results are provided by research on long‐distance carers who are not international migrants.
David Schiefer, Magdalena Nowicka
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The Journal Voprosy onomastiki and Onomastic Studies in the Early 21st Century
This article marks the 20th anniversary of the journal Voprosy Onomastiki, based on responses to a questionnaire sent to its staff, editorial board, experts, and regular contributors.
Elena Lvovna Berezovich +1 more
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Language-based approaches to names in literature [PDF]
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Cavill, Paul
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