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164Elena-Camelia ZăbavăANTHROPONYMICAL SPECIFIC FEATURES IN THE VILLAGE STĂNEŞTI,MEHEDINŢI COUNTY(Abstract)This paper presents a research sbout the first and last names, as well as about thenicknames and apellations in a village situated in the South/West of Romania, Stănesti. From thepoint of view of onomastics, the specific features of this village is a multitude of nicknames(almost every person has one) and also the preference of the parents to give to their children twoChristian names (such as Elena/Maria).
COMMUNICATION AND COMMUNIONCARMEN POPESCUModern linguistics argues that any statement is also an action, aperformance. Speech Act Theory teaches us “how to do things with words” 1 . Welive in a world of communication: there has been an amazing development,recently, of the science of communication. One of the most influential of earlylinear models of communication belongs to Shannon-Weaver, a mathematicalmodel from 1949. “Later Shannon introduced a mechanism in the receiver whichcorrected the differences between the transmitted and received signal; thismonitoring or correcting mechanism was the forerunner of the now widely usedconcept of feedback (information which a communicator gains from others inresponse to his own verbal behavior).” 2This theoretical model, sometimes called “the transmission model”, isunder much criticism. “Shannon and Weaver's highly mechanistic model ofcommunication can be seen as being based on a transport metaphor. (...)Withinthe broad scope of transport I tend to see the model primarily as employing apostal metaphor. It is as if communication consisted of a sender sending a packetof information to a receiver, whereas I would insist that communication is aboutmeaning rather than information. One appalling consequence of the postalmetaphor for communication is the current reference to 'delivering thecurriculum' in schools, as a consequence of which teachers are treated as postalworkers. But the influence of the transmission model is widespread in our dailyspeech when we talk of 'conveying meaning', 'getting the idea across','transferring information', and so on. We have to be very alert indeed to avoid1 J. L. Austin, How to Do Things with Words, Oxford University Press, 1975, second edition.2 http://www.shkaminski.com/Classes/Handouts/Communication%20Models.htm.ARHIVELE OLTENIEI, Serie nouă, nr. 21, 20076, p. 165–176
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ACADEMIA ROMÂNĂ / ROMANIAN ACADEM
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CONTENTSARCHEOLOGY-HISTORYSIMONA LA
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PHILOSOPHY-SOCIOLOGYCONSTANTIN MIHA
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ARCHEOLOGY-HISTORYTYPES OF HABITAT
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24Marin Tomawhat they understood by
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28Marin TomaAcross time, history sh
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HISTORY, LITERATURE AND ARTIN THE S
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History, literature and art in the
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THE ESTATES OF THE GLOGOVEANU BOYAR
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The estates of the Glogoveanu boyar
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The estates of the Glogoveanu boyar
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THE URBANISTIC EVOLUTION OF THE CIT
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The urbanistic evolution of the cit
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ÊTRE PRÉFET EN ROUMANIE, 1866-191
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Être préfet en Roumanie, 1866-191
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72Marusia Cârsteala nécessité po
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74Marusia CârsteaC’est ce qui a
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76Marusia Cârsteaprojets visant la
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AN ATTEMPT OF MODERNIZATION IN CRAI
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An attempt of modernization in Crai
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THE ROMANIAN NATIONAL BANKAFTER NAT
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The Romanian National Bank after na
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The Romanian National Bank after na
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THE ROMANIAN LEGISLATION BETWEEN 19
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The Romanian legislation between 19
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106Narcisa Mituagricultural transfo
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108Narcisa Mituconsolidation of col
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110Narcisa Mitumachine and tractors
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112Gabriel Silviu Lohonminte/o fat
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Page 124 and 125: 124Nicolae VîlvoiThe “Vetre stra
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Page 130 and 131: 130Cosmin VilăuLe premier livre im
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Page 138 and 139: 138Tudor NedelceaRomanian army, mea
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Page 148 and 149: 148Iustina Burciother lexical micro
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Page 156 and 157: 156Elena-Camelia ZăbavăLes noms i
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Page 178 and 179: 178Mihaela Albumanaged to change us
Page 180 and 181: 180Mihaela Albuvalues and imposing
Page 182 and 183: 182Mihaela AlbuIt was an important
Page 184 and 185: 184Isabel FernándezThe Direct Meth
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Page 188 and 189: 188Isabel FernándezProfesor Univer
Page 190 and 191: 190Gabriela BoangiuLaplantine’s E
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214Constantin Mihaicréation qui so
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216Constantin MihaiIls affirment la
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218Constantin Mihai«l’image d’
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220Constantin Mihaisa fonction n’
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222Constantin Mihai
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224Ana Maria Cincăd’opposition a
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226Ana Maria Cincăplotinienne, qui
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228Ana Maria Cincăc’est-à-dire
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230Ana Maria Cincă3. L’Eros hér
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232Ana Maria CincăReportée au ter
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234Ionel BuşeVlad III: héros ou m
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236Ionel Buşerégions rurales roum
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238Ionel BuşeCes productions litt
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240Ionel Buşepolitique après l’
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242Ionel Buşe
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244Rodica ŢuguiThe synthesis from
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246Rodica Ţuguidisease. 9 Decreasi
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248Rodica Ţuguifrom the modern wor
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250Rodica ŢuguiB. Perceptions and
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252Rodica Ţuguidie, and this could
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254Rodica Ţuguistrong feeling that
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256Rodica Ţuguialways announce tha
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258Rodica Ţuguion the need to defi
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260Rodica ŢuguiThe “HIV/AIDS ”
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262Rodica Ţuguiare mortals”. Als
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264Ileana Romanelements considered
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266Ileana RomanNo matter the type o
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268Ileana RomanThe role of the pare
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270Ileana RomanAfter the divorce, w
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272Ileana Roman
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274Costache Gheorghe, Mihaela Popes
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280Elena Alexandra IlincaIt is also
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286Robert Paul Puică, Denisa Lored
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294Cristina Otovescu, Radu RizaDans
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296Cristina Otovescu, Radu RizaCett
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REFORMING ROMANIAN PENSION SYSTEM:
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SOME ASPECTS REGARDING THE “UNINO
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Some Aspects Regarding the “Unino
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LE DROIT UNIVERSELNicu VintilăDu p
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Le droit universel 315côté de cet
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ECONOMYTHE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTER
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REGIONALISM AND GLOBALIZATIONIN THE
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Some features of the English Legal
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BEHAVIOURAL FINANCES AND THEIR INFL
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Behavioural Finances and Their Infl
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THE LIBERALIZATION CAPITAL ACCOUNT
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The liberalization capital account
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LABOUR MARKET OF THE DEVELOPING REG
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THE GENETIC CONTROL FACTORS OF THE
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REVIEWMichel Maffesoli, Le Réencha
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Note, comentarii, recenzii 375the R
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Note, comentarii, recenzii 377natur
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SCIENTIFIC CHRONICLEThe Internation
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On Sunday, the 21 st of April, unde
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SCIENTIFIC LIFETHE ACTIVITY OF THE
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ABBREVIATIONSAOAO s.n.AUBistB.A.R.B
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