Az észt névtervezés az észt nyelvpolitikai modell tükrében

The name management in the mirror of the Estonian LPP-model       The Estonian model of language planning and policy, which has been serving the development and protection of the Estonian language in its current form since 2004, is one of the most successful of such strategies in Europe. It o...

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Main Authors: Péter Pomozi, Eszter Földesi
Format: Article
Language:Hungarian
Published: Society of Hungarian Linguistics; Institute of Hungarian Linguistics and Finno-Ugric Studies of ELTE University 2016-12-01
Series:Névtani Értesítő
Online Access:https://ojs.mtak.hu/index.php/nevtert/article/view/9766
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description The name management in the mirror of the Estonian LPP-model       The Estonian model of language planning and policy, which has been serving the development and protection of the Estonian language in its current form since 2004, is one of the most successful of such strategies in Europe. It owes it success to the broad social and scientific consensus reached in questions of language policy, regardless of changes in government. The Development Plan of the Estonian Language divides Estonian language planning and policy into three parts: status planning, corpus planning and prestige planning. Name management is a part of corpus planning, although certain aspects are also connected to legal and prestige planning. Name management strategies are present in all components of the Estonian model of language planning and policy, as linguistically appropriate name use is not only a socio-cultural, but economic question, as informative and easy to understand names contribute to measurable economic advantages. The paper mainly demonstratest he dilemmas and answers of Estonian name management through examples from personal name giving practices, but questions concerning the problems of name use in a multicultural environment and the difficulties of place name and firm name management are also discussed.
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spelling doaj.art-0757323ed5a04882a99503496aacad612023-07-09T16:08:32ZhunSociety of Hungarian Linguistics; Institute of Hungarian Linguistics and Finno-Ugric Studies of ELTE UniversityNévtani Értesítő0139-21902064-74842016-12-013810.29178/NevtErt.2016.15Az észt névtervezés az észt nyelvpolitikai modell tükrébenPéter Pomozi0Eszter Földesi1ELTE Eötvös Loránd TudományegyetemELTE Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem The name management in the mirror of the Estonian LPP-model       The Estonian model of language planning and policy, which has been serving the development and protection of the Estonian language in its current form since 2004, is one of the most successful of such strategies in Europe. It owes it success to the broad social and scientific consensus reached in questions of language policy, regardless of changes in government. The Development Plan of the Estonian Language divides Estonian language planning and policy into three parts: status planning, corpus planning and prestige planning. Name management is a part of corpus planning, although certain aspects are also connected to legal and prestige planning. Name management strategies are present in all components of the Estonian model of language planning and policy, as linguistically appropriate name use is not only a socio-cultural, but economic question, as informative and easy to understand names contribute to measurable economic advantages. The paper mainly demonstratest he dilemmas and answers of Estonian name management through examples from personal name giving practices, but questions concerning the problems of name use in a multicultural environment and the difficulties of place name and firm name management are also discussed. https://ojs.mtak.hu/index.php/nevtert/article/view/9766
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title Az észt névtervezés az észt nyelvpolitikai modell tükrében
title_full Az észt névtervezés az észt nyelvpolitikai modell tükrében
title_fullStr Az észt névtervezés az észt nyelvpolitikai modell tükrében
title_full_unstemmed Az észt névtervezés az észt nyelvpolitikai modell tükrében
title_short Az észt névtervezés az észt nyelvpolitikai modell tükrében
title_sort az eszt nevtervezes az eszt nyelvpolitikai modell tukreben
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