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Erzincan's Urban Toponymy and Its Effect On City Identity

2023
Humanity uses naming as a tool to distinguish between individuals, things, and geographic locations. Place names, in particular, play a different importance in this context. Humanity desires the names they give places to reflect the place, its culture, and themselves. Place names are regarded in this context as reflecting society.
ORHAN, Fatih, DÖNMEZ, Halil İbrahim
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Urban Toponymy as the Reflection of Social and Political Reality

2006
The presentation is about naming and renaming street names in Croatian towns due to socio- political changes. Both main principles and legislative regulations as crucial factors in (re)naimng process are being emphasized, as well as few the most distinctive examples of those processes.
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Geographic Patterns of Desovietization of Toponymy in Russian Cities

Regional Research of Russia, 2021
K E Aksenov
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Urban Toponymy: Quarters Names in Balıkesir Province, a Classification Essay

2013
İnsanoğlu yaşadığı ortamın çeşitli özelliklerini adlandırmıştır. Adlandırma mekâna hâkim olmanın, onu tanımanın veya onunla çok yönlü ilişki kurmanın dışa vurumudur. Bu makalede mahalle adları şehirsel yer adları bağlamında Balıkesir ili ölçeğinde çalışılmıştır.
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THE SPACE-TIME COMPRESSION OF INDIGENOUS TOPONYMY: THE CASE OF MAPUCHE TOPONYMY IN CHILEAN NORPATAGONIA

Geographical Review, 2022
Gonzalo Salazar, Wladimir Riquelme Maulen   +1 more
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Musicians of Rijeka and Osijek: A Comparative Study of Urban Toponymy in Local, Regional, National and European Context

2021
Urban toponymy analysis in no longer related only to linguistics or geography, but also to various studies in social sciences and humanities. It can be an efficient research method in measuring social and cultural tendencies of a certain area. It is the author’s opinion that it can be a very successful research method in musicology, as well. Osijek and
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Toponymy as Commodity: Exploring the Economic Dimensions of Urban Place Names

International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2015
Duncan Light, Craig Young
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Assembling “Japantown”? A critical toponymy of urban dispossession in Vancouver, Canada

Urban Geography, 2018
Trevor J Wideman, Jeffrey R Masuda
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Street toponymy and the decolonisation of the urban landscape in post-colonial Nairobi

Journal of Cultural Geography, 2017
Kosuke Matsubara
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Data, dispossession, and Facebook: techno-imperialism and toponymy in gentrifying San Francisco

Urban Geography, 2019
Erin Mcelroy
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