Information Sharing, Community Development, and Deindividuation in the eLearning Domain by Dr. Nicole Cooke

“…Students connected with their peers and instructor through copious exchanges of information during which a concerted and consistent effort was made to connect with one another by using personal names, engaging in humor and joke-telling, using emoticons, and expressing support and empathy.…”
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From proper name to epithet: motivation and change in the fashion industry by Silvia Cacchiani

“…Data shows that conceptual metonymy plays a key role in the shift from the identifying and individualizing function of prototypical place and personal names to classifying and appellative uses as common nouns, also in reductions to simplexes. …”
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Classification of social types in the media (based on the material of serial periphrases) by V.Yu. Garaeva

“…The study is highly relevant due to the fact that personal names serve as a background of the news message by encoding the most important roles of humans in the society. …”
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Systèmes de nomination, mobilité et instabilité anthroponymique moderne by Gregorio Salinero

“…Studies of personal names are caught between two contradictory perspectives: explaining the considerable diversity of naming systems and name changes on the one hand and drawing clear rules from the sum of original cases on the other. …”
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SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF «GLOBAL RUSSIANS» SOCIOCULTURAL COMMUNITY VALUE SYSTEM by A. A. Demin

“…The discovered factors are directly connected to the value invariants, anchored in the consciousness since the earliest periods of development of the personality, namely – in the primary socialization process.…”
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A nemzetiségi nyelven való egyéni névhasználat helyzete Magyarországon by Balázs Kiss

“…The Situation in Hungary On July 30, 2021, the Deputy Commissioner for the protection of the rights of national minorities living in Hungary issued general resolution 3/2021 regarding the use of personal names in minority mother tongues. The Deputy Commissioner explained the complexities of using proper names in minority languages in Hungary. …”
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Some New Inscriptions from the Museum of Bursa by Hüseyin Uzunoğlu, Erkan Taşdelen

“…Two of the stelai (Nos. 4–5) date to the Late Hellenistic – Early Roman period while the other three (Nos. 3, 6–7) date from the Roman Imperial Age and are noteworthy from the onomastic point of view as they document two new Thracian personal names corresponding to the demographic structure of the region where the stelai were found.…”
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A kolozsvári Babeş–Bolyai Tudományegyetem Bölcsészettudományi Kar Magyar és Általános Nyelvészeti Tanszéke könyvtárának névtani tárgyú kéziratai by Magdolna Csomortáni

“…The bibliography, focusing on topics, locality and alphabetic order, enumerates approximately 200 items, in the following subdivisions: 1 Place names, 2 Personal names, 3 Names for animals, 4 Several name types, 5 Applied Onomastics, 6 History of Onomastics. …”
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A Bakonybéli összeírás mint nyelvtörténeti forrás by Katalin Pelczéder

“…The Latin document dates back to the first century of Hungarian literacy and contains a significant number of Hungarian place names, personal names and common nouns, so it plays an important role in learning more about the Hungarian language of the era. …”
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Gertrude Bell’s Resolution of a Disputed Inscription by Alan Cadwallader

“…The names on the epitaph have been harnessed by the Lexicon of Greek Personal Names to a site (Sanaos) to which none of the three published editions actually tied the inscription. …”
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Authority control. Operational aspects in a university context and new experiences by Sabina Cavicchi

“…This paper examines authority control of personal names, and how it is carried out. The first part shows the international standards and local codes that govern it: these are necessary to understand the activities that create the network of links and references of the data in a catalogue entry. …”
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Peter and Paul: Images of Pair Personages by Linguistic Data (on Material of English, French and Russian Languages) by D. M. Golikova

“…The phraseological material of the English and French languages that includes appellative derivatives from personal names Peter ( Pierre ) and Paul is considered. …”
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Prosopographical and Onomastic Notes III by Thomas Corsten

“…Prosopographical and Onomastic Notes IIIIn his work for «A Lexicon of Greek Personal Names» the author was able to make a number of useful observations on the prosopography and onomastics of several inscriptions from Pontus and Asia Minor. …”
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Bewegte Eigennamen. Namenintegration und Namentranslation im Sprachenpaar Deutsch-Ungarisch [Mozgalmas nevek. Névintegráció és névközvetítés német–magyar nyelvpárban] by Anikó Szilágyi-Kósa

“…The second major chapter of the study presents the translatological issues of proper names on the basis of the Hungarian-German and German-Hungarian mediation of different types of names (personal names, toponyms, institutional names). Special focus is given to the translation strategies of proper names in literary works. …”
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Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Nontransisional Era: Implementation in South Korea and Canada by Anggarani Utami Dewi, Mustafa Fakhri

“…The results of the study indicate that the TRCK and TRCC were formed as an effort by the state to improve previous efforts in dealing with gross human rights violations; the number of staff members had a more significant impact on the success of the TRC than the number of commissioners; the norms governing the protection, prohibition, and sanctions for commissioners and staff, testifying witnesses, the persons named in the testimony and for individual and community; TRCK and TRCC gathered facts within two years; and the reconciliation process was carried out by the commission through the rehabilitation of reputations and holding memorial services. …”
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Analysis and Reflections on VIAF, Virtual International Authority File by Giulia Manzotti

“…Integration of data happens with the fusion of entries with the same names, even though a system based on additional infomation linked to personal names has been developed, in order to confirm or to avoid crush actions on the names. …”
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The status of animal names in dîvânu lugâti't-türk in the uzbek Turkic by MERYEM HAMİŞOĞLU

“…In addition, animal names whose strength and courage they were attracted to were also used as proper names/personal names. The presence of animals in the lifes of the Turks has led to the appearance of animal names in almost all literary genres, both oral and written. …”
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Linguocultural study of anthroponyms in irrelative languages (on the material of English and Uzbek epics) by Vakhobova Feruza, Musayeva Nozima, Madaminova Sabina Alisher qizi, Bakhronova Mahliyo, Ziyadulloyeva Mohidil Shovkat qizi, Yuldashova Nargiza Abduxoliq qizi, Ergasheva Sarvinoz

“…Of course, linguists who interested in personal names have not overlooked folklore also, for example, we can find a linguocultural analysis of anthroponyms used in proverbs, idioms, and phrases, but the analysis of anthroponyms in epics comparing with irrelative languages is always neglected.The practical value of the work is in the fact that its materials, results and conclusion can be helpful for the teachers, students of the English philology in teaching and learning the courses like practical and written English, comparative typology of English and Uzbek languages,linguoculturology, lexicology of the English and Uzbek languages, translation and so on.…”
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Osobowe nomina attributiva z formantami sufiksalnymi w języku polskim i białoruskim by Goral, Agnieszka

“…The study reveals that in both Polish and Belarusian within the analyzed category the highest productivity is shown by the suffixes -ec // -ец (26% in Polish and 27% in Belarusian), -ak // -ак (14% and 19% respectively) and -ik // -iк (12% and 10%). In attributive personal names, the word-formation formant performs a semantic function, and the derivation itself has a mutational character. …”
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Személynevek a kvantitatív társadalomtudományokban by Attila Gáspár, Rita Pető

“… Personal Names in Quantitative Social Sciences The authors provide a non-exhaustive review of studies employing individual names (both surnames and given names) as their primary data source in quantitative social sciences, such as economics, economic history, sociology, social psychology and public health. …”
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