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The Importance of Being “Ernest“ in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: A Study in Literary Onomastics
, 2005 Maria Palaeas
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Materials for the Glossary of Literary Onomastic Terms. Part 3
N.V. Vasilyeva
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Kathryn Batchelor. (2009). Decolonizing Translation: Francophone African Novels in English Translation. Manchester: St. Jerome Publishing, 282 págs., 2009 [PDF]
Jiménez Bellver, Jorge
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Literary Onomastics surveys different methods of studying names in works of literature and offers representative works of literary onomastic analysis. Included in this volume are qualitative studies that examine select names as well as quantitative studies that examine entire systems of names.
Robbins Dorothy
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Literary Onomastics surveys different methods of studying names in works of literature and offers representative works of literary onomastic analysis. Included in this volume are qualitative studies that examine select names as well as quantitative studies that examine entire systems of names.
Robbins Dorothy
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The תורה in רות – Notes on Judean Literary Onomastics
Hebrew Union College Annual, 2021Scholars have long recognized that the proper names in the Book of Ruth are narratively relevant, signaling characters’ and places’ natures, fates, and so on. Nonetheless, the various historical and modern explanations of the name of the book’s protagonist, the Moabite Ruth, are of relatively weak philological and narrative merit and, as such, are in ...
J. Cooley
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Literary Onomastics and Language Technology
2010In this chapter, the authors describe the development and application of language technology for intelligent information access to the content of digitized cultural heritage collections in the form of Swedish classical literary works. This technology offers sophisticated and flexible support functions to literary scholars and researchers.
Lars Borin, Dimitrios Kokkinakis
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ZOONYM AS AN OBJECT OF STUDY OF LITERARY ONOMASTICS
Актуальные вопросы современной филологии и журналистикиCтатья посвящена пояснению термина «зооним» который даже некоторыми лингвистами употребляется неправильно, то есть вместо имен cобственных типа: Жучка, Буян, Зорька. Под этим термином они исследуют обычные нарицательные слова типа: собака, лошадь, корова и т.п.
Г.Ф. Ковалев
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Актуальные вопросы современной филологии и журналистики
В статье рассматриваются аспекты ономастических исследований, посвященных выявлению особенностей функционирования онимов в художественном тексте. Автором отмечается не только огромный вклад основателя Воронежской ономастический школы профессора Геннадия Филипповича Ковалева в изучение ономастической системы художественного творчества А.С. Пушкина, И.А.
С.А. Скуридина
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В статье рассматриваются аспекты ономастических исследований, посвященных выявлению особенностей функционирования онимов в художественном тексте. Автором отмечается не только огромный вклад основателя Воронежской ономастический школы профессора Геннадия Филипповича Ковалева в изучение ономастической системы художественного творчества А.С. Пушкина, И.А.
С.А. Скуридина
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Naming the Trees: Literary Onomastics in Susan Warner's The Wide, Wide World
Studies in American Fiction, 2006"I wish we could name them all. But there's no end to them." ... "If you are a-going to name them all," said Nancy, "we sha'n't get home to-night; you might as well name all the trees." --Susan Warner, The Wide, Wide World Without a Name "We have both got the same name," said she, as they went along a wide corridor; "how shall we know which is which?" "
Phong T. Nguyen
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