Opening ceremony. #ICOS2017 #onomastics pic.twitter.com/27iHw8FPj2
— Terhi Ainiala (@ainiala) August 28, 2017
Nu sparkar vi igång det hela! Drygt 200 deltagare kommer delta i föredrag och diskussioner under de kommande dagarna #icos2017 #pampigt pic.twitter.com/oCxRO7kz8L
— Språk och folkminnen (@namnfragor) August 28, 2017
We're ready! #ICOS2017 @ffrwelin @petrulevich pic.twitter.com/AzI75xkP24
— NorseWorldPerception (@Norse_World) August 28, 2017
They are giving us free books here. I LIKE this conference. #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/bHiIvthPJn
— The DMNES (@theDMNES) August 28, 2017
Sámi reindeer herders may know more than 1000 place names. Anni Magga-Eira about toponymic competence. #ICOS2017 pic.twitter.com/rUVgzIPxHn
— Terhi Ainiala (@ainiala) August 28, 2017
Medieval multilingualism in action: you go scribes! #ICOS2017 pic.twitter.com/YJ4oBJYWwF
— NorseWorldPerception (@Norse_World) August 28, 2017
Name usage, identity and power in everyday life in Halmstad, Sweden. Emilia Aldrin & Linnea Gustafsson #ICOS2017 pic.twitter.com/qVLuzEOVeo
— Terhi Ainiala (@ainiala) August 28, 2017
Onymic space versus social space. An interesting paper about onymic registers by Jaromir Krsko and Alena Záborská. #ICOS2017 pic.twitter.com/0arlPREgQf
— Terhi Ainiala (@ainiala) August 28, 2017
Tiina Laansalu on so called name transfer at colonisation #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/ErIc7Xm3zQ
— Alex Petrulevich (@petrulevich) August 28, 2017
It gets suddenly biological when the speaker presents a name propagation modell where names are compared to plants #ICOS2017 pic.twitter.com/qHsQeJcyZ1
— Alex Petrulevich (@petrulevich) August 28, 2017
Upp till 4000 år gamla personnamn från Susa i nuv. SW Iran, tex Kubbuta 'tung'. "An urban centre at crossroads of civilisations" #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/wiUQXukjTA
— Språk och folkminnen (@namnfragor) August 28, 2017
An innovative way of presenting research: Csaba Bártfai has sent a 20 min film on Linguistic landscape of #Izhevsk instead! #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/cOgkAILAag
— Alex Petrulevich (@petrulevich) August 28, 2017
För alla Terry Pratchett-fans: M K Gibka presenterar en modell för litterär namngivning och vilka funktioner hans namn fyller #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/0DkKYdi7Oh
— Språk och folkminnen (@namnfragor) August 28, 2017
And now it's time for Alteuropäische Hydronymie-denunciation meeting with Harald Bichlmeier #ICOS2017 pic.twitter.com/DHOttuClnr
— Alex Petrulevich (@petrulevich) August 28, 2017
What are the translation strategies used, and how did they change over time? #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/1THJJmIFzT
— The DMNES (@theDMNES) August 28, 2017
Important conclusion: the similarities in treating the personal names in European charters reflect common European tradition #ICOS2017 pic.twitter.com/0rvt81hBm9
— Alex Petrulevich (@petrulevich) August 28, 2017
This week we're heading to Debrecen for ICOS 2017. Look for lots of onomastic tweets, medieval & otherwise, in the next 5 days!— The DMNES (@theDMNES) August 27, 2017
