Personal Names in a Medieval Context
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Cover Front matter Contents Introduction 1. Key Questions in Historical Anthroponym Studies 1.1. Considerations for Assessing the Structures Denoting People in Written Sources 1.2. Personal Naming Practices and Personal Name Usage from the Perspective of Name Theory 1.2.1. The Systemic Nature of Personal Names 1.2.2. The Cultural Determination of Personal Names 1.2.3. Pragmatic Factors in Personal Name Giving and Usage 1.2.4. Cognitive Factors in Personal Name Giving and Usage 1.2.5. The Role of Models in Personal Name Giving 1.2.6. Name Sociological Factors in Personal Name Giving and Usage 1.3. The Socio-Onomastic Value of Structures Denoting Persons in Sources 1.3.1. Types of Structures Denoting Persons in Sources 1.3.2. The Traces of Adherence to Norms in the Structures Denoting Persons in Sources 1.3.3. The Role of Scribes in the Personal Name Use of Sources 1.3.4. Points of Reference for Establishing the Name Usage Value of Structures Denoting Persons 2. The Hungarian Anthroponym System in the Middle Ages 2.1. Descriptive Names 2.1.1. The Chronological Layers of Descriptive Names 2.1.2. Semantic Features of Descriptive Names 2.1.3. The System of Descriptive Names 2.2. Referential Names 2.2.1. Sources of Referential Names 2.2.2. The Chronological Layers of Referential Names 2.2.3. Socio-onomastic Factors in the Use of Referential Names 2.2.4. The Morphological Features of Referential Names 2.3. Nexus Names 2.3.1. Names of Clans a) Chronological Characteristics of Clan Names b) Extra-Linguistic Factors in the Use of Clan Names c) Clan Names in Sources d) The Taxonomic Position of Clan Names among Personal Name Categories e) Typological Features of Clan Names 2.3.2. Family Names a) The Taxonomic Characteristics of Family Names b) Causes for the Emergence of Family Names c) The Taxonomic-Typological Description of Family Names 2.4. Affective Names 2.4.1. The Taxonomic Position of Affective Names and Questions of Function 2.4.2. Morphological and Structural Features of Affective Names 3. Summary Bibliography Index
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