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Jean (Jan) Lambert-Rucki’s artistic vision of the Ottoman women’s world of Selânik

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Zagórski B. R.
Art of the Orient
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2017
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vol. 6
212-232
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SEA NAMES OF THE ARAB WORLD AS A SYSTEM

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Zagórski B. R.
Onomastica
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2013
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vol. 57
203–228
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The aim of the article is to present the linguistic system encompassing all available maritime names (thalassonyms) of the Arab World, derived from Arabic historical and contemporary sources. Non-Arabic names, pertaining in history to the same described water expanses, are only mentioned for comparative purposes. First, certain particular characteristics of a language system are presented, with special reference to Arabic. This is followed by a review and an enumeration of 161 maritime names, with their etymology, in geographical order, with discussion of variant forms: synonyms, near-synonyms, homonyms, and names defined in opposition to each other. The last part is a formal linguistic analysis of all the Arab names as regards their structure and word conjunction patterns, including the question of generic terms, followed by remarks on their lexicographic system and their use, including societal functions.
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Nazwy geograficzne w polskich słownikach poprawnościowych na przykładzie „Słownika nazw geograficznych z odmianą i wyrazami pochodnymi” Jana Grzeni oraz „Słownika nazw osobowych i miejscowych” Danieli Podlawskiej i Magdaleny Świątek-Brzezińskiej

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Wolnicz-Pawłowska E., Zagórski B. R., Karp A., Huszcza R., Pietrow J.
Onomastica
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2011
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vol. 55
11–51
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The article’s authors are linguists representing various foreign philologies (Slavistics, Arabistics, Indology, Sinology, Mongolistics) working as experts on the Polish Chief Geodesist’s Commission on Standardization of Geographical Names Outside the Republic of Poland. They have evaluated the selection of entries, the form and etymology of geographic names included in two Polish dictionaries of correct usage, and other information found there on names and objects. The article contains two extensive lists of names given in the dictionaries mentioned above. Entries were singled out that should be corrected or changed; also indicated were erroneous transcriptions, numerous implausible name etymologies, as well as incorrect locations (administrative and geographical) of objects. Each of the authors, independently of the others, formulated very similar conclusions and objections. It is pointed out that in publications of this sort, meticulous compilation is essential so that the reader will not lose confidence in the academic sources of knowledge. This also applies to an accurate, current form of the name, its recording, the spatial localization of the object, its administrative affiliation, and so forth, as well as plausible etymology checked by appropriate specialists. In the case of academic publications, sparing use of reviewers is harmful for the whole community, not just the academic.
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