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A Journal of Onomastics
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The Trouble with Ibsen's Names

Bruce Maylath
Pages 41-58 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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Minhui Xu. (2020) Intensified foreignness in translated Chinese literary names – A case study of Shen Congwen’s stories in English. Perspectives 28:5, pages 792-805.
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Lindsey N. H. Chen. (2016) On the Translation of Names in Margaret Mitchell’s Gone with the Wind: A Study in Onomastic Acculturation. Names 64:3, pages 138-147.
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Alexander Vladimirorovich Kalashnikov. (2011) W.M. THACKERAY Y F.M. DOSTOYEVSKY: AUTORES QUE UTILIZAN NOMBRES SENSITIVOS. HOMENAJE A GRANDES NOVELISTAS. Mutatis Mutandis. Revista Latinoamericana de Traducción 4:2, pages 205-214.
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