Meaning and Symbolism in the Names of Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment and The Idiot Ervin C. Brody 117-140 1979-06-01
Bibliography of Placename Literature, United States and Canada, 1980-1988 Margaret S. Powell, Stephen D. Powell 49-142 1990-06-01
Names Shakespeare Didn’t Invent: Imogen, Olivia, and Viola Revisited Sara L. Uckelman 153-159 2019-07-03
Identity, Nationalism, and Placenames: Zionist Efforts to Preserve the Original Local Hebrew Names in Official Publications of the Mandate Government of Palestine Yossi Katz 103-118 1995-06-01
Chinook Jargon Placenames as Points of Mutual Reference: Discourse, Intersubjectivity, and Environment Within an Intercultural Toponymic Complex Douglas Deur 291-321 1996-12-01
A Corpus Linguistic Approach for Onomastics in Drama: Proper Names and Naming in Edward Childs Carpenter’s The Cinderella-Man Maya Sfeir 14-27 2024-09-11
Place–name Research in Scandinavia 1960–1982, With a Select Bibliography Gillian Fellows-Jensen 267-324 1984-09-01
Bias and Progressiveness in Textbook Naming Patterns: Gendered and Cultural Norms Presented to Young Readers in Sweden Emilia Aldrin 61-74 2025-03-14
Nicknames in Australian Secondary Schools: Insights into Nicknames and Adolescent Views of Self Donna Starks, Kerry-Taylor Leech, Louisa Willoughby 135-149 2012-09-01
“Harry, You Must Stop Living in the Past:” Names as Acts of Recall in John Updike’s Rabbit Angstrom Peter Backhaus 210-221 2020-07-30
