Appellativized first names as terms of abuse

In the article, three appellativized Finnish personal names are analysed in their use as a derogatory part of communication. In support of the argumentation, two kinds of data are used: corpus data from the internet forum Suomi24 (‘Finland24’) and internet questionnaire data. The methods of qualita...

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Main Author: Maria Sarhemaa
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Language:Danish
Published: Royal Swedish Academy of Swedish Folk Culture 2023-06-01
Series:Nordisk Tidskrift för Socioonomastik
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Online Access:https://publicera.kb.se/noso/article/view/14416
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description In the article, three appellativized Finnish personal names are analysed in their use as a derogatory part of communication. In support of the argumentation, two kinds of data are used: corpus data from the internet forum Suomi24 (‘Finland24’) and internet questionnaire data. The methods of qualitative corpus and questionnaire research are adapted, and the approach is loosely cognitive. It is evident that the three expressions are used pejoratively and to express negative emotions. Thus, their usage makes the communication impolite or emphasizes impoliteness. By showing the meanings and usages of the three expressions, it is argued that appellativized proper names have a specific, complex semantic profile.
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spelling doaj-art-5b346dddc1d64c6da9b50c259e4085182025-08-20T01:59:27ZdanRoyal Swedish Academy of Swedish Folk CultureNordisk Tidskrift för Socioonomastik2004-02962004-08812023-06-01310.59589/noso.32023.14416Appellativized first names as terms of abuseMaria Sarhemaa0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5409-6883University of Helsinki In the article, three appellativized Finnish personal names are analysed in their use as a derogatory part of communication. In support of the argumentation, two kinds of data are used: corpus data from the internet forum Suomi24 (‘Finland24’) and internet questionnaire data. The methods of qualitative corpus and questionnaire research are adapted, and the approach is loosely cognitive. It is evident that the three expressions are used pejoratively and to express negative emotions. Thus, their usage makes the communication impolite or emphasizes impoliteness. By showing the meanings and usages of the three expressions, it is argued that appellativized proper names have a specific, complex semantic profile. https://publicera.kb.se/noso/article/view/14416socio-onomasticscognitive onomasticspersonal namesfirst namesappellativizationdeonymization
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Appellativized first names as terms of abuse
Nordisk Tidskrift för Socioonomastik
socio-onomastics
cognitive onomastics
personal names
first names
appellativization
deonymization
title Appellativized first names as terms of abuse
title_full Appellativized first names as terms of abuse
title_fullStr Appellativized first names as terms of abuse
title_full_unstemmed Appellativized first names as terms of abuse
title_short Appellativized first names as terms of abuse
title_sort appellativized first names as terms of abuse
topic socio-onomastics
cognitive onomastics
personal names
first names
appellativization
deonymization
url https://publicera.kb.se/noso/article/view/14416
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