| The onomastic instability of the novel Don Quixote undermines all certainty of a linear reading. |
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| On the whole, the evidence suggests that he was generally too preoccupied with his North American dreams and schemes to do solid onomastic work. |
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| Even outside the confines of finite name-spaces, the sheer onomastic challenge of modern life sometimes gets to be a burden. |
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| The present version of the onomastic search allows searches on: All the components of the chain or on only one of them. |
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| The onomastic search module is designed mostly for searching for authors of the Arab-Muslim classical period. |
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| Thus, it is possible to search for an author by one the components of the onomastic chain that make up his identity in the catalogue. |
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| As is always the case with Witold Gombrowicz, this choice represents an onomastic game, with no reference to the text's contexts whatsoever. |
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| Beyond this, only a few sentences and words are recorded in various texts, but a large body of onomastic material also exists. |
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| The N. B. A. playoffs are equally devoid of onomastic pleasures, just cheap echoes of Magic and the Mailman, Tiny and Tree, Chief and Cornbread. |
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| A similar onomastic dichotomy is at work on a split island in the Caribbean. |
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| The material on these pages has been compiled and edited by Minna Salonen, onomastic researcher at the Research Institute for the Languages of Finland. |
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| The ICOS List was primarily onomastic in focus, which explained the discrepancies in relation to the Group of Experts glossary, both in relation to the number of terms and in scope. |
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| The Venetic language is known from funerary and votive inscriptions, from words cited by the Classical writers, and from onomastic and toponomastic data. |
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| Other scholars have noticed a possible onomastic allusion to 'Adam Kadmon' in the poet's name, perhaps suggesting that the entire story is allegorical. |
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| The Ethiopian crowd's Hellenizing onomastic suggests that their perspective has shifted to become a hybrid one, which is now colored by Greek language and culture. |
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