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Personal Names, Hitler, and the Holocaust. A Socio-Onomastic Study of Genocide and Nazi Germany.

Names, 2019
Dr. I. M. Nick enjoys a well-deserved reputation for her meticulous scholarship and her ability to engage in interdisciplinary research.
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Inequality and rising levels of socio-economic segregation : lessons from a pan-European comparative study [PDF]

, 2015
The research leading to these results has received funding from the Estonian Research Council (Institutional Research Grant IUT no. 2–17 on Spatial Population Mobility and Geographical Changes in Urban Regions); the European Research Council under the ...
Musterd, Sako, van Ham, Maarten, Marcińczak, Szymon, Tammaru, Tiit   +3 more
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On Cognitive Onomastics [PDF]

The emergence of cognitive linguistics is determined not only by the history of linguistics but also by the development of cognitive studies and the formation of cognitive science in a broader perspective.
Abbasbeyli, Sharaf Valida
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Personal names and migration

Nordisk Tidskrift för Socioonomastik
This paper seeks to offer a broad examination of themes related to personal names within the context of migration. It gives a survey of how language contact effects the name form and reviews various socio-onomastic perspectives, including name choice ...
Michelle Waldispühl
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Naming and Family Trees as Inter-Generational Epic Narratives in Bette-Obudu Culture, Cross River State

Genealogy
This study articulates how naming and family trees can become epic texts upon which intended or unintended meanings, identities and narratives can be decoded, including mutations in families, as basic units of society. Many studies in African anthroponym
Liwhu Betiang, Esther Frank Apejoye-Okezie   +1 more
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Kuningamäe(d)

Keel ja Kirjandus
The name(s) Kuningamäe This article examines Estonian place names containing the term kuningas ‘king’. The earliest records of Kuninga-names date back to the 16th century.
Tiina Laansalu, Peeter Päll
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The wolf, the lamb, and the big "Oh!": voids, (w)holes, and epitaphic emptiness in Frances Burney's Hubert de Vere. [PDF]

Open Res Eur, 2023
Saggini F.
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Education in emergencies: Lessons from COVID-19 in South Africa. [PDF]

Int Rev Educ, 2021
Landa N, Zhou S, Marongwe N.
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A Preliminary Study of Chinese Brocade Names

Names
A brocade is a type of heavy cloth with a raised pattern embroidered in gold or silver silk thread. Chinese brocades are famous for their long history, exquisite patterns, and weaving techniques. This study examines 160 Chinese brocade product names, 31
Xuehong Feng, Feng Wang, Kevin Heffernan
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A social contract for the twenty-first century: socio-economic rights and wealthier democracies [PDF]

, 2009
With the reluctance by many in the Anglo-American world to countenance an incorporation of socio-economic rights into justiciable Bills of Rights, this policy brief explores the potential of the social contract as a complementary approach to the ...
Van Bueren, Geraldine
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