User-group identity in Scandinavian place-names
I have from my publications selected one book and four articles I believe show an inherent theoretical and methodological consistency within the field of onomastics. The following are submitted: <i>MĂ"l og med, MĂ"lfĂžre og mĂ©dnamn frĂ" SmĂžla, </i>Tapir Akademisk Forlag, Trondheim 2000; âSjĂžnamn pĂ" medfjellaâ, in <i>Namn of Nemne </i>15/1998 (:21-31); âNorse Topographical Names on the West Coast of Scotlandâ, in <i>Scandinavia and Europe 800-1350 Contact, conflict and co-existence</i>, ed. By J. Adams and K. Holman, Brepols, 2004 (:97-108); âExplorers, Raiders and Settlers. The Norse Impact on Hebridean Place-Namesâ, in <i>Cultural Contacts in the North Atlantic Region: The Evidence of Names, </i>ed. By P. Gammeltoft, C. Hough and D. Waugh, 2005 (:141-56), and âScandinavian-American place-names as viewed from the Old Worldâ, in <i>Language Contact Across the Atlantic</i>, ed. By I. Clarkson and S. Ureland, TĂŒbingen, 1996 (:255-67). In addition I submit an essay âFashion, Limitation and Nostalgia: Scandinavian Place-Names Abroadâ, which discusses the underlying theory of the selected work. The book and articles argue the importance of considering the user-group when analysing patterns
Kruse, Arne
User-group identity in Scandinavian place-names. I have from my publications selected one book and four articles I believe show an inherent theoretical and methodological consistency within the field of onomastics. The following are submitted: <i>MĂ"l og med, MĂ"lfĂžre og mĂ©dnamn frĂ" SmĂžla, </i>Tapir Akademisk Forlag, Trondheim 2000; âSjĂžnamn pĂ" medfjellaâ, in <i>Namn of Nemne </i>15/1998 (:21-31); âNorse Topographical Names on the West Coast of Scotlandâ, in <i>Scandinavia and Europe 800-1350 Contact, conflict and co-existence</i>, ed. By J. Adams and K. Holman, Brepols, 2004 (:97-108); âExplorers, Raiders and Settlers. The Norse Impact on Hebridean Place-Namesâ, in <i>Cultural Contacts in the North Atlantic Region: The Evidence of Names, </i>ed. By P. Gammeltoft, C. Hough and D. Waugh, 2005 (:141-56), and âScandinavian-American place-names as viewed from the Old Worldâ, in <i>Language Contact Across the Atlantic</i>, ed. By I. Clarkson and S. Ureland, TĂŒbingen, 1996 (:255-67). In addition I submit an essay âFashion, Limitation and Nostalgia: Scandinavian Place-Names Abroadâ, which discusses the underlying theory of the selected work. The book and articles argue the importance of considering the user-group when analysing patterns
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