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Precedent in Urban Commercial Naming

Verba Northwest Linguistic Journal, 2023
This article, on the one hand, continues to consider precedent names in the urban commercial naming in the cultural and communicative aspect, begun by the author together with Elena N. Remchukova, on the other hand, demonstrates the possibilities of naming research, which combines pragmatic, psycholinguistic and legal perspectives.
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On the Name of Urban II

Traditio, 1967
When, on election to the papacy in 1088, Odo of Ostia selected the name Urban II, he did so in acknowlegment of the clerical reforms then attributed to the obscure Urban I (†. 230). A careful investigation would clearly indicate the association — albeit on spurious grounds — of the memory of this ancient pope with clerical reform and the canons regular
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Place Name Ambiguities in Urban Planning Domain Ontology

Proceedings of the 7th International Joint Conference on Knowledge Discovery, Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management, 2015
Integrating spatial information is a crucial step in construction of Urban Planning Domain Ontology (UPDO), and taking spatial information from the web as the input of self-learning method are commonly used in constructing ontology. In this case, the use of place names could be important indicators of understanding the spatial information on the web ...
Yi-Pei Liao, Feng-Tyan Lin
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The notion of (in)correctness in urban naming

Proceedings of the International Conference on Onomastics ”Name and Naming”
The article explores the notion of onymic correctness, attempting to identify its criteria and focusing on hodonyms (street names). The idea of linguistic correctness is first analysed to determine whether and how it relates to onymic correctness. Linguistic and pragmatic criteria potentially applicable to urban naming are listed and compared with a ...
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The Sociolinguistics of Urban Personal Names in Jordan and Naming Differences between Urban and Bedouin Communities

Jordan Journal of Modern Languages and Literatures
This study is a sociolinguistic analysis of feminine personal names over three generations (grandmothers, mothers, and daughters) in an urban community in Jordan. It aims at pointing out the sociolinguistics of the names and differences in naming over time.
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Urban Place Names as a Language Policy Issue

2022
The paper is devoted to the current problems of naming and renaming inner-city objects in the context of language policy, which are subject to deep reflection in the legal regulation of this issue. We will formulate these problems as follows: in real language discourse, there are contradictions between the norm of language and the native speaker’s ...
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