This thesis focuses on linguistic analysis of surnames in Sokolov. Classification and analysis of this antropomastic material are based on study of onomastic literature. The goal of this thesis is to introduce actual survey on word formation types of surnames in Sokolov.

Submitted by Maria Medeiros (maria.dilva1@ufcg.edu.br) on 2018-07-25T11:49:01Z No. of bitstreams: 1 ANA PAULA GUEDES DO NASCIMENTO COSTA - DISSERTAÇÃO (PPGCS) 2017.pdf: 1243792 bytes, checksum: e6dab44a909e4ecee07e086989ad3ac2 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-07-25T11:49:01Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 ANA PAULA GUEDES DO NASCIMENTO COSTA - DISSERTAÇÃO (PPGCS) 2017.pdf: 1243792 bytes, checksum: e6dab44a909e4ecee07e086989ad3ac2 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-08 / CNPq / A determinação de papéis sociais diferenciados e rígidos nos quais as mulheres foram subjugadas à esfera privada do lar, do cuidado, da reprodução e abnegação, e os homens foram privilegiados com a ocupação do espaço público, do conhecimento, das discussões e, consequentemente da política, acabou por muito tempo impedindo a presença delas nesse meio. Hoje, ainda que de maneira lenta e gradual, esta realidade vem sendo modificada e as mulheres têm reivindicado sua presença nos espaços do poder. No entanto, é fato também, que o número delas nesse meio é extremamente baixo: na Câmara Federal, elas são apenas cerca de 10% da representação. Desse modo, a Assembleia Legislativa da Paraíba que é estruturada em 36 cadeiras, tem hoje uma representação feminina composta por apenas três nomes: Camila Toscano, Daniella Ribeiro e Estela Bezerra. Assim, é nosso objetivo nessa dissertação, entender como essas mulheres se inseriram na política, quais as vias de acesso por elas utilizadas: os nomes de família (grupos oligárquicos) ou a participação em movimentos sociais, e desse modo, analisar a construção de seus mandatos e de suas proposituras, considerando se elas têm como base sua condição de gênero ou não. A maneira pela qual essas parlamentares entendem e vivenciam o ambiente da política e como compreendem o papel da mulher nesse meio, foram fundamentais para a construção dos argumentos aqui expostos. A categoria de gênero e a compreensão da delimitação de papéis sociais distintos para homens e para mulheres, foram basilares nesse processo. A análise de suas agendas políticas, o acompanhamento de sessões parlamentares que contaram com sua presença, bem como a realização de entrevistas com as três deputadas e o percurso feito pelas mulheres ao longo da história social e política do país, encerram os meios utilizados para estruturar tais argumentações. / The determination of differentiated and rigid social roles in which women were subjugated to the private sphere of the home, care, reproduction and self-denial, and men were privileged with the occupation of public space, knowledge, discussions and consequently, politics, ended up, for a long time, preventing their presence in this environment. Nowadays, although slowly and gradually, this reality has been modified and women have claimed their presence in power positions. However, it is also a fact that their numbers are extremely low: in the Federal Chamber, they are only about 10% of representation. Thus, the Legislative Assembly of Paraíba, which is structured in 36 seats, now has a female representation composed of only 3 names, Camila Toscano, Daniella Ribeiro and Estela Bezerra. Therefore, it was our goal, through this research, to understand how these women were inserted in politics, what access routes they used: family names (oligarchic groups) or participation in social movements, and thereby, to analyze the construction of their political mandates and their candidacy, considering whether these are based on their gender condition or not. The way in which these parliamentarians understand and experience the political surroundings and how they understand the role of women in this environment were fundamental to the construction of the arguments presented here. The gender category and the understanding of the delimitation of distinct social roles for men and for women were fundamental in this process. The analysis of their political appointments, the follow-up of their parliamentary sessions, as well as interviews with the three women deputies, the course taken by women throughout the social and political history of the country, contain the means used to structure such arguments.

The aim of this thesis is to describe surname patterns and changes of surname among the Sami of Sweden. It presents the results of three studies. The first is a survey of the present-day stock of surnames (family names) among the Sami community, based on the 2005 electoral register for the Swedish Sami Parliament. It investigates the proportions of names deriving from different languages, and the commonest names in each group. The same study was carried out for different areas, showing that the northernmost parts of Sweden have a Sami name stock significantly different from that of the majority population. Further south, the stock of names is less marked, but no area is without Sami elements. The second study, based on archival material, concerns changes of name by Swedish Sami to newly formed surnames, over the period 1920–2004. It examines not only the names adopted, but also the ones replaced; how the name stock has been affected by different patterns of name change; and, as far as possible, who the name changers were. The study shows that, for a long time, names derived from Sami and Finnish were replaced with names formed from Swedish. This may be largely because of the stigma once attached to Sami ethnicity. More recently, Sami-language names seem to have been retained to a greater extent, possibly owing to the improved status of the culture. The third study looks at name changes in favour of names marked as Sami in character. The data consist in part of archive materials, but above all of interviews with three Sami informants who have themselves adopted Sami-language surnames. This study presents the informants’ thoughts on ethnicity and changes of name. In addition to the author’s own studies, the thesis includes a review of earlier research on Sami surnames, hereditary and non-hereditary, and a list of individual surnames with literature references regarding their origins and meanings. In the thesis, name changes are studied as a single, overall process, with an emphasis on the role of names in society, in particular as ethnic markers.