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E-raamat: Means Of Naming: A Social History

(University of the Arts, London, UK)
  • Formaat: 420 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Sep-2003
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781135368364
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  • Formaat: 420 pages
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  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781135368364
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Names are never given accidentally; they are chosen and bestowed according to rules that reflect fundamental features of the society and culture concerned. This is a study of the nature and history of naming practices in Western Europe.
Preface x
Part I Ancient Rome 1(62)
The name system: individual and family
3(17)
The tria nomina
4(1)
Praenomina
5(2)
Gentilicia
7(2)
Cognomina
9(6)
Women's names
15(3)
Transmission of names
18(2)
Name and status
20(17)
Aristocratic names
20(3)
Imperial names and titles
23(2)
Slave names
25(5)
Freedmen
30(5)
Children of mixed marriages
35(2)
Roman expansion
37(10)
Roman citizenship
37(2)
Soldiers' names
39(2)
Romanization
41(6)
Late Roman names
47(16)
The emergence of the single name
47(4)
Status, ancestry and polyonomy
51(4)
Supernomina
55(3)
Names of Christians
58(5)
Part II The Middle Ages 63(120)
Germanic names
65(21)
Latin to Germanic names
65(5)
The Germanic name system:
70(10)
The Franks
71(3)
The Anglo-Saxons
74(6)
Leading names and kinship structure
80(6)
Christian names
86(29)
The advent of Christian names
86(6)
The names of the clergy
92(7)
The reasons why
99(4)
Name fashions and name stock
103(12)
Second names: I
115(35)
The introduction of the second name
115(3)
Types of second name:
118(32)
Second names from nicknames
118(5)
Second names from first names
123(9)
Second names from places
132(12)
Second names from occupations
144(6)
Second names: II
150(33)
Transitional forms
150(4)
The standardization of second names
154(5)
Second names in context
159(3)
The second name and the family
162(10)
Women and names
172(5)
Titles
177(6)
Part III Modern times 183(153)
First names 1500--1900: I
185(30)
The repertoire of names
185(5)
Names and religion:
190(11)
Saints' names
190(3)
Protestantism
193(8)
Other perennial styles
201(7)
Politics and fashion
208(7)
First names 1500--1900: II
215(27)
Multiple names
215(6)
Transmission
221(13)
Usage
234(8)
Family names, titles and nicknames
242(48)
Family names
242(21)
Titles
263(9)
Noble names and titles
272(8)
Nicknames
280(10)
America
290(26)
First names
290(12)
Second names, titles and nicknames
302(6)
Black names
308(8)
Europe in the twentieth century
316(20)
France
316(8)
Britain
324(10)
Italy
334(2)
Conclusion 336(3)
Notes 339(14)
Glossary 353(1)
Bibliography 354(32)
Index 386


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