从文化角度看英国人名论文答辩演示课件.pptx

An Analysis of British Names in Cultural Perspective学生：康泷月学号：1308010108班级：13级1班老师：李靖ContentsThe components and evolution of British names13The types of British names24Features?of given names and their cultural?reflectionsFeatures of surnames and their cultural?connotations1The components and evolution of British names1The components and evolution of British namesThree parts (given name + middle name + surname), British novelist Herbert George Wells Two parts (given name + surname), British artist Frederick LeightonSpecial format: the surname before the first name, separated by commas, such as Leighton, FrederickMiddle namecan be decided by the owner; also known as the personal name; only use in a formal occasion;usually omitted or replaced by the first letterFamily name or surnameensured before people born (that is have inherit ability); also known as the last nameGiven namecalled baptism name or Christian name or christening name; also from the godparents, celebrities or priests1The components and evolution of British namesBefore the year of 10661The components and evolution of British namesFrom 9th Century to 15th Century17th CenturyNowIn 1538The additional name=Surname:With the development of handicraft industry and commerce, and the close tie between commodity and market, the population of England has risen sharply. Initial state:The British had given name without surname.Popularity of surnames:The low of after Britain’s new baby be baptized must to registered name.Emergence of the middle name：Britain entered the era of feudal decline and the rapid development of the bourgeoisie. More complicated：Modern British name etymology relates to the size of the more than 30 languages.2The types of British names2The types of British namesGIVEN NAMECategoryRepresentsAnglo Saxon namesAlden, Edmund, Graeme.Other languagesAmy is French, meaning “beloved”;Roger is Germanic, meaning “fame”; Samuel is Hebrew, meaning “prophet”.The bibleElisabeth, Joseph, , Solomon (except the