Names and Naming

<p>Chapter 1: Introduction (Oliviu Felecan and Alina Bugheșiu).- Part 1: Naming Policies, Trends and Practices in the Context of Multiculturalism.- Chapter 2: Multicultural Aspects of Names and Naming in the USA (Frank Nuessel).- Chapter 3: Hamburguesas and Enchiritos: How Multicultural Are American Fast-Food Names? (Laurel Sutton).- Chapter 4: Policy of Name and Naming: Multicultural Aspects (Justyna B. Walkowiak).- Chapter 5: Multicultural Aspects of Names and Naming in the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church: The Thematic Group ‘The Names of New Saints’ (Halyna Matsyuk).- Chapter 6: Multicultural Aspects of Name and Naming in Russian Post-Soviet Streetscapes (Marina Golomidova).- Chapter 7: Multicultural and National Anthroponymicon: Orthodox Name vs Neo-Pagan Pseudonym (Sergey Goryaev and Olga Olshvang).- Chapter 8: Multicultural Influences on Russian Nicknaming Practices (Anna Tsepkova).- Chapter 9: Multicultural Patronymic Landscapes of Naming in Russia, France, Germany, Great Britain and Romania (Eugen Schochenmaier).- Chapter 10: Transylvania: An Anthroponymic Perspective (Oliviu Felecan).- Chapter 11: Multicultural Aspects of Names and Naming in Hungarian Anthroponymy (Mariann Slíz).- Chapter 12: Multicultural Aspects of Name and Naming in Pre-Conquest Times and Catholic and Protestant Churches from Hungary: A Comparative Perspective (Andrea Bölcskei).- Chapter 13: Multicultural Features in Scandinavian Toponymy (Staffan Nyström).- Chapter 14: Multicultural Aspects of Name and Naming in Contemporary Italian Anthroponymy (Davide Astori).- Chapter 15: Multicultural Aspects of Name and Naming in a Postcolonial World (Marie A. Rieger).- Chapter 16: Onomastic Multiculturalism: Anthroponymy and Toponymy in South Africa (Bertie Neethling).- Chapter 17: Multicultural Aspects of Names and Naming in the Arab World (Wafa Abu Hatab).- Chapter 18: The Formation of a Multicultural Society in Japan: An Observation of the Names of Shops and Signboards (Kazuko Tanabe and Yuan Jiang).- Part 2: Naming as a Form of Identity Construction in Multicultural Societies.- Chapter 19: Names and Naming in the Iberian Peninsula: Joan Coromines’ Intercultural Approach in Onomastics (Joan Tort-Donada).- Chapter 20: Between Cultural Heritage and Marketing: German Place Names in Post-Communist Czechia (Jaroslav David, Tereza Klemensová).- Chapter 21: Multiculturalism in Polish Toponymy (Barbara Czopek-Kopciuch).- Chapter 22: Multicultural Aspects of Name and Naming Reflected in German Brands (Angelika Bergien).- Chapter 23: Italian Brand Names as Mirrors of Multicultural Aspects (Paola Cotticelli-Kurras).- Chapter 24: Names of Street Food Vendors in Romania: Between Locality and Globality (Alina Bugheșiu).- Chapter 25: The Contribution of the Greek Catholic Church to the Multicultural Diversification of Transylvanian Anthroponymy (Daiana Felecan and Nicolae Felecan).- Chapter 26: Multicultural Aspects of Names and Naming in Russian Toponymy (Vladislav Alpatov).- Chapter 27:Multicultural Aspects of Name and Naming in African Cultures: The Case of Kenya and Zimbabwe (Tendai Mangena and Solomon Waliaula).- Chapter 28: Multicultural Aspects of Name and Naming in Nigeria: A Sociolinguistic Study (Idowu Odebode).- Chapter 29: Multicultural Aspects of Names And Naming in American Literature (Alleen Pace Nilsen and Don L. F. Nilsen).- Chapter 30: Multiculturalism in Shakespeare’s Names (Grant W. Smith).</p>