The Volume 54 has just been finalized. You may find this issue and upload from the Archive: https://onomajournal.org/archive/. This Onoma volume has the theme Young Scholars of Onomastics. The articles in the volume have been authored by early-career researchers, meaning either PhD and master’s students or recently graduated PhDs. The volume theme was principally inspired...
Dear colleagues, We are inviting you to contribute to a thematic Onoma volume “Personal Names and Cultural Reconstructions”. Personal names may show belonging to a specific cultural sphere or linguistic group. Although there are many names common to several cultures, such as names from the main religions, many personal names reveal which part of...
The Volume 52 has just been finalized. You may find this issue and upload from the Archive: https://onomajournal.org/archive/. Founded in 1950, Onoma (ISSN: 0078-463X; e-ISSN: 1783-1644) is the oldest journal in the field of onomastics and occupies a central role in the discipline. Since the Vol. 32, Onoma has been inviting topical research reports as...
The Volume 51 has just been finalized. You may find this issue and upload from the Archive: https://onomajournal.org/archive/. We hope to see the issue 52 finalized soon! Founded in 1950, Onoma (ISSN: 0078-463X; e-ISSN: 1783-1644) is the oldest journal in the field of onomastics and occupies a central role in the discipline. Since the...
Dear colleagues, dear friends, We are excited to announce the launch of our newly-designed and upgraded website for the ICOS Journal ONOMA: https://onomajournal.org The Vol. 50 has just been finalized. You may find this issue and upload from the Archive: https://onomajournal.org/archive/. We hope to see the issues 51 and 52 finalized this spring! Founded...
ICOS are delighted to announce that the special theme for Onoma 52 will be ‘Asian Onomastics’, guest edited by Sungjae Choo (Kyung Hee University, South Korea), and co-edited by Peter Kang (National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan) and Multamia Lauder (University of Indonesia). Those who are interested in submitting a paper should submit a short...
Onoma 50 Call for Papers: Medieval Multiculturalism: The Evidence from Names Editors: Dr. Sara L. Uckelman, Dr. Jennifer A. McGowan, Genora Grim, and Nina Shiel. Many people view the populations of the European Middle Ages as static, with most people never going more than a handful of miles from where they were born, and...
As the journal of the International Council of Onomastic Sciences, Onoma aims at publishing high-quality papers on all aspects of onomastics. Each yearly volume has a section whose goal is to focus on a particular theme and a non-themed section whose focus is on onomastics in general. The themed section of an issue is...
Onoma 49 (2014): Names and religion Guest editor Per Vikstrand, Uppsala Call for papers Names and religion are intimately bound together on several levels and in several ways. As regards personal names, these often reflect the religious conviction of the name givers. It would be not entirely wrong to assert that in the Christian...
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