Starting from a redefinition of the class of nouns, this study surveys the issues raised by proper nouns in particular and proper names more generally. It reviews and subsequently rejects the traditional criteria for proper nouns/names, viz. untranslatability, the initial capital letter, and zero determination, in favour of a semantics that substitutes discourse-level sense for system-level meaning. As a result, boundaries are redrawn both within the category 'proper noun' and between proper and common nouns.SCOPUS: re.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
In several recent papers (Coates 2005a, 2005b, 2006a) I have suggested an approach to name theory wh...
This study deals with the phenomenon of proper nouns in translation. I argue that the proper noun, l...
Introduction Proper names are universal to natural language as members of this class are found in al...
As with so many other language categories, a closed and final definition of our object of study, the...
Vandendorpe Christian - A few thoughts about proper nouns. The categories common nouns/proper nouns...
The proper nouns have been explored for a long time but the fact is that they are still considered a...
Examining how proper nouns are treated in general language dictionaries and proper name dictionaries...
The translation of proper nouns is not as easy as that of other parts of speech as this is more chal...
The present thesis is concemed with determination of proper nouns. While the theoretical part presen...
Paper describes differences between declination of proper and common nouns. The paper compares the l...
A proper name is a vocabulary element of a particular language which also belongs to a respective on...
The contemporary accounts of the semantic content of proper names fall into two broad categories - M...
Ce numéro spécial de la revue Lexis invite à s’interroger sur le nom propre, entendu ici au sens lar...
Lelia Madrid to name Exploring the difference between proper names and nouns suggests that proper n...
Working on the assumption that proper names and appellative nouns form prototypical categories with ...
In several recent papers (Coates 2005a, 2005b, 2006a) I have suggested an approach to name theory wh...
This study deals with the phenomenon of proper nouns in translation. I argue that the proper noun, l...
Introduction Proper names are universal to natural language as members of this class are found in al...
As with so many other language categories, a closed and final definition of our object of study, the...
Vandendorpe Christian - A few thoughts about proper nouns. The categories common nouns/proper nouns...
The proper nouns have been explored for a long time but the fact is that they are still considered a...
Examining how proper nouns are treated in general language dictionaries and proper name dictionaries...
The translation of proper nouns is not as easy as that of other parts of speech as this is more chal...
The present thesis is concemed with determination of proper nouns. While the theoretical part presen...
Paper describes differences between declination of proper and common nouns. The paper compares the l...
A proper name is a vocabulary element of a particular language which also belongs to a respective on...
The contemporary accounts of the semantic content of proper names fall into two broad categories - M...
Ce numéro spécial de la revue Lexis invite à s’interroger sur le nom propre, entendu ici au sens lar...
Lelia Madrid to name Exploring the difference between proper names and nouns suggests that proper n...
Working on the assumption that proper names and appellative nouns form prototypical categories with ...
In several recent papers (Coates 2005a, 2005b, 2006a) I have suggested an approach to name theory wh...
This study deals with the phenomenon of proper nouns in translation. I argue that the proper noun, l...
Introduction Proper names are universal to natural language as members of this class are found in al...