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Re-Collecting Black Hawk: Landscape, Memory, and Power in the American Midwest Rosamond C. Rodman 124-125 2017-04-03
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Toponyms of a Different Type: Metaphors as Placenames and Place Nicknames Neil Larry Shumsky 127-137 2016-07-02
The Changing Geography of Vegetation Placenames in the Indiana Prairie Border Region Timothy S. Brothers, Lisa M. Kennedy 17-32 1992-03-01
Translating Character Names in Fantasy Literature: A Study of the Turkish Translation of Invented Names in Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast Triology Naile Sarmaşık 1-10 2022-06-03
Fictional Names Masquerading as Literary-Historical Monikers: Onomastic Simulacra in A. S. Byatt’s Possession Dorothy Dodge Robbins 23-36 2014-03-01
“May Change Name and Pretend to be Free”: A Corpus Linguistic Investigation of Surnames Adopted by Fugitive Slaves As Advertised in Colonial American Newspapers Between 1729 and 1818 I M Laversuch 191-203 2011-12-01
Israel's Place-Names as Reflection of Continuity and Change in Nation-Building Saul B. Cohen, Nurit Kliot 227-248 1981-09-01
The United States Board on Geographic Names: Standardization or Regulation? Roger L. Payne 177-192 2000-12-01
The Origin and Meaning of Chippewa Place Names Along the Lake Superior Shoreline Between Grand Island and Point Abbaye Bernard C. Peters 234-251 1984-09-01
