Ergonymy of the Region: Dynamics and Modernity

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The article examines ergonymic nominations of the Brest region in the  diachronic aspect. The purpose of the study is to identify the main nominative models of ergonyms of three time periods (pre/post-revolutionary, pre/post-war, modern periods). As material, 450 ergonymic nominations of the specified time periods were analyzed. It was established that ergonyms represent a dynamically developing segment reflecting not only the main trends in nominative practice, but also verbally marking the collective way of perception and organization of regional space. The authors show that socio-economic transformations have a significant impact on nominative processes, contribute to the emergence of new models (conversational ergonyms).

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Tatyana Poplavskaya

Minsk State Linguistic University

Autor responsável pela correspondência
Email: taniapoplavskaia@gmail.com

Doctor of Philology, Professor, Professor of the Department of Speech Science and Communication Theory

Belarus

Inna Ilyicheva

Minsk State Linguistic University

Email: ilitcheva@list.ru

PhD (Philology), Associate Professor,
Doctoral Candidate of the Department of Speech Studies and Communication Theory

Belarus

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