THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ANTHROPONYMS IN FAMILY AND SOCIETY
Keywords:
Anthroponyms, Personal Names, Identity, Family Dynamics, Cultural Heritage, Naming Practices, Social Interaction, Tradition,ModernityAbstract
Anthroponyms, or personal names, play a vital role in shaping individual identity and societal structures. This paper explores the significance of anthroponyms within the family unit and broader societal contexts. It examines how names influence social interactions, cultural heritage, and familial relationships. The study highlights the interplay between tradition and modernity in naming practices and their implications for personal and collective identity. Through a multidisciplinary approach, the research underscores the enduring importance of anthroponyms in maintaining cultural continuity, fostering social cohesion, and reflecting societal values.
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