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Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Onomastics “Name and Naming”: (In)correctness in Onomastics

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Сборник от Шеста международна ономастична конференция „Име и именуване“: (Не)коректност в областта на ономастиката Оливиу Фелекан и Алина Бугешу (ред.) Клуж-Напока: Мега, 2024 г., 984 с.
Ivanova, Vanja, Petkova, Gergana
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A socio-onomastic perspective of translated first names used in Zimbabwe, Kenya and Botswana

open access: yesSouth African Journal of African Languages
Paul Svongoro   +3 more
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Conversion and Onomastics: A Reply [PDF]

open access: yes, 1987
Bagnall, Roger S.
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African purposive naming: A socio-onomastic appraisal of some toponyms in the Leribe community of Lesotho

open access: yesNomina Africana: Journal of African Onomastics
Mammea Mohapi   +1 more
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The ‘dialect myth’ and socio-onomastics. The names of the castles of Bellinzona in an integrational perspective

open access: yesLanguage and Communication, 2009
Abstract In this paper, it is argued that name variation and change cannot be studied in a satisfactory way within a variationist sociolinguistic framework, as the latter cannot ultimately cope with the psychological complexity involved in human communication.
Adrian Pable
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First names in social and ethnic contexts: A socio-onomastic approach

Language and Communication, 2020
Abstract This paper presents an account of how first name choice is influenced by socio-ethnic changes during the transitional period between two Iranian governments. Analyzing 4,800 names in four ethnically-contrastive provinces, this socio-onomastic study shows that, in Iran, names serve a social identity function.
Peyman G P Sabet, Grace Zhang
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Socio-onomastics and political power

IVITRA Research in Linguistics and Literature
Abstract The issues that are discussed in the public space are, by nature, an element that can serve as a political tool. Language, as everyone knows, is no exception. Toponymy, as a public representation of names that are significant for linguistic communities, is a fundamental practice for demonstrating political ...
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Introduction: Socio-onomastics and pragmatics

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Östman Jan-Ola Ingemar, Ainiala Terhi
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