Correlation between spelling variation and social class in antrhroponyms
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https://doi.org/10.48075/odal.v1i1.24158Keywords:
Onomastics, Socioantroponomastics, social class, first name spellingAbstract
This research aimed at verifying the existence of correlation between orthographic variation and social class in first names spelling of candidates of courses of Medicine, Dentistry, Letters and Pedagogy of the vestibular contest of 2013 of the Western Paraná State University (UNIOESTE) – Campus of Cascavel. The research was made based on two analysis: of the candidates first name spellings and of their responses to a social economical questionnaire. The analysis of the later data confirmed that while the majority of candidates of Medicine and Dentistry undergraduate course came from the economical elite of the society, the majority of Letters and Pedagogy students came from more popular social classes. According to the analysis of the candidates names conducted, this social class distinction did not led to great differences among first names of each group of candidates as standard spelling prevail in both, although on feminine names the rate of non-standard spelling is higher than on masculine names.
Keywords: Onomastics; Socioantroponomastics; social class; first name spelling.
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