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Personal Names and Name Changes
Journal of Black Studies, 1995The subject of personal names, when approached from an academic point of view, has attracted the attention of a variety of disciplines. The psychologist (Drury & McCarthy, 1980; Marcus, 1976; Rickel & Anderson, 1981; Strumpfer, 1978) is interested in names because names often affect a person's identity; the sociologist (Besnard, 1979; Zweigenhaft, 1981)
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Science, Technology, & Human Values, 2014
Because they are right under our nose, taken-for-granted, and essential to every person everywhere, personal names have often eluded the theoretical and analytical scrutiny they deserve. To what extent do naming practices exemplify or parallel the biopolitics of bodily inscriptions and markings such as tattoos, birthmarks, and presumed racial ...
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Because they are right under our nose, taken-for-granted, and essential to every person everywhere, personal names have often eluded the theoretical and analytical scrutiny they deserve. To what extent do naming practices exemplify or parallel the biopolitics of bodily inscriptions and markings such as tattoos, birthmarks, and presumed racial ...
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Personal names in Kusaal: A sociolinguistic analysis
Language and Communication, 2020Hasiyatu Abubakari
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Black Names, Immigrant Names: Navigating Race and Ethnicity Through Personal Names
Journal of Black Studies, 2020Hewan Girma
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