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A Journal of Onomastics
Volume 32, 1984 - Issue 2
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Manners Make Laws: Married Women's Names in the United States

Una Stannard
Pages 114-128 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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Laurie K. Seheuble & David R. Johnson. (2007) Social and Cognitive Factors in Women's Marital Name Choice. Names 55:3, pages 229-251.
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ELIZABETHA. SUTER. (2004) Tradition Never Goes Out of Style: The Role of Tradition in Women’s Naming Practices. The Communication Review 7:1, pages 57-87.
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Laurie K. Seheuble & David R. Johnson. (1998) Attitudes Toward Women's Marital Name Choices. Names 46:2, pages 83-96.
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Thomas E. Murray. (1997) Attitudes Toward Married Women's Surnames: Evidence from the American Midwest. Names 45:3, pages 163-183.
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Jackie F. Steele. (2016) Japanese political science at a crossroads? normative and empirical preconditions for the integration of women and diversity into political science. European Political Science 15:4, pages 536-555.
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Laurie K. Scheuble & David R. Johnson. (2005) Married Women’s Situational Use of Last Names: An Empirical Study. Sex Roles 53:1-2, pages 143-151.
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Rebekah I. Fowler & Ann Fuehrer. (2016) I. Women's Marital Names: An Interpretive Study of Name Retainers' Concepts of Marriage. Feminism & Psychology 7:3, pages 315-320.
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