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Meaning of Names

Thalia Quayle

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Editora: Publifye AS

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"Meaning of Names" delves into the fascinating world of onomastics, exploring the hidden depths and surprising histories behind common names. This comprehensive guide examines the etymology of popular names, the cultural significance of naming practices, and the psychological impact of names on individuals and society. The book argues that names are powerful symbols carrying deep cultural, historical, and personal significance, offering readers valuable insights into their own identities and broader social forces.   
The book progresses from introducing the basics of name etymology to exploring the origins and meanings of names from various cultures. It then examines naming trends and their relationship to social movements, concluding with an analysis of the psychological effects of names. Drawing on linguistic research, historical records, and sociological studies, the author presents a holistic view of naming practices and their far-reaching implications.   
The interdisciplinary approach connects onomastics to fields such as sociology, psychology, and cultural anthropology, challenging common assumptions about the power of names in shaping our world. Written in an accessible yet authoritative tone, "Meaning of Names" balances scholarly rigor with engaging storytelling, making it relevant to readers from diverse backgrounds.   
While primarily aimed at those interested in language, culture, and personal identity, it also serves as a valuable resource for parents-to-be, genealogy enthusiasts, and writers. By providing readers with the tools to analyze and interpret name meanings, the book encourages critical thinking about the role of names in our lives and society.
Disponível desde: 04/10/2024.
Comprimento de impressão: 197 páginas.

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