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Globalization and Awka Personal Names: An Anthropolinguistic Study
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2019
unpublished
This paper examines the effect of globalization and modernity on Awka personal names from anthropolinguistic perspective. Ten names were given in-depth analysis based on primitivism theory by Lovejoy and Boas (1935). The study indicates that most Awka names tell stories about the people. Through names, it is possible to understand the Awka man"s simple way of life. Finally, it is discovered that globalization has destroyed most of the indigenous names making the people to embrace English names
doi:10.31730/osf.io/pqaev
fatcat:iwwfqt5kujhw7h73c54r7qtc7i