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WULEVÙ würstel? Eine Darstellung produktgruppenspezifischer Aspekte italienischer Markennamen des Lebensmittelmarktes
(York University, 2009)
Für die linguistische Forschung gelten Markennamen aufgrund ihres ausgeprägten Praxisbezugs und der
Vielfalt des verwendeten sprachlichen Materials als wesentliche Bereicherung. Unter allen Namenarten
stellen Bezeichnungen ...
Atlasregister: Struktur, Systematik und Namensammlung (am Beispiel des Nationalatlas Bundesrepublik Deutschland)
(York University, 2009)
In diesem Beitrag wird versucht, einige semiotische Besonderheiten des Registersbandes des <Nationalatlas
Deutschland> (NAD) zu zeigen. Dabei werden Inhaltsverzeichnis bezogene Informationen sowie
informations-semiotische ...
‘Find the lady’: The Term 'lady' in English and Scottish Place-Names
(York University, 2009)
The term 'lady' serves as the qualifying element of a number of place-names in the British Isles, and has a
range of applications. This paper presents a corpus of such names from north-west England and south-east
Scotland, ...
Do Qumran Inscriptions Show Hellenization of Qumran Residents?
(York University, 2009)
The epigraphic corpus of Qumran has been known completely since the publication of André Lemaire in
<Khirbet Qumrân et ‘Aïn Feshkha, II>, by Jean-Baptiste Humbert and Jan Gunneweg in 2003. The
publication of all the ...
Basque Traces in the Toponymy of Newfoundland and Various Coasts of Atlantic Canada
(York University, 2009)
Whereas the first and undoubtedly most important toponymic stratum of the island of Newfoundland and
adjacent waters is Portuguese, the presence of Basques from the 1530s to the late 17th century on the South
and West ...
"Landskrona", "Sibirien" and "Jeriko": Borrowed Place Names in Sweden down the Ages
(York University, 2009)
Since the Middle Ages, a succession of names has been added to the place nomenclature of Sweden that
have been borrowed, ready-made, from other countries. In many cases, these names have the form native to
Swedish, e.g., ...
Noms de famille composés ou composites? L’exemple de la Lorraine romane
(York University, 2009)
Dans son <Traité d’anthroponymie française>, Albert Dauzat consacre quelques dizaines de lignes aux noms
de famille composés. Or, la confrontation de cette description avec une sélection de surnoms et de noms de
famille ...
Toponymie et contrepoids aux effets du paysage linguistique en situation de contact des langues
(York University, 2009)
Affichée, la toponymie appartient à ce que Bourhis et Landry (1997) nomment le « paysage linguistique ».
En situation de contact des langues, le paysage linguistique joue un rôle symbolique chez les groupes
occupant un ...
Patterns in the Names of Māori Representative Sportsmen in New Zealand, 1884–2007
(York University, 2009)
Since the late nineteenth century, just over 2,200 men have represented New Zealand in rugby union, rugby
league and cricket. Of these men 310 are known to have Māori ancestry. In this paper six questions are
asked of ...
Essai d’onomastique sandienne
(York University, 2009)
De très nombreux aspects de l’oeuvre de George Sand ont déjà été étudiés. Mais de manière surprenante,
l’onomastique chez George Sand n’a guère préoccupé, ni intéressé les chercheurs. Seul le choix de son
pseudonyme a ...