Gender, Class and a Naming Process in the English Long Eighteenth Century: Leicestershire c. 1680-1836

Q4 Arts and Humanities

Local Population Studies Pub Date : 2019-06-30 DOI:10.35488/lps102.2019.53

D. Postles

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Abstract

During the 'long eighteenth century', a novel practice of naming was introduced into England which had a long precedent in some parts of continental Europe. Associated at first with aristocratic status, two 'forenames' were selectively adopted at various levels of English society. How that process occurred is illustrated here through a selective sample of Leicestershire parishes as it varied by the intersections of gender and class.

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英国漫长的18世纪中的性别、阶级和命名过程：莱斯特郡，1680-1836年

在“漫长的十八世纪”，一种新颖的命名方法被引入英国，在欧洲大陆的一些地区有着悠久的先例。最初，两个“名字”与贵族身份联系在一起，在英国社会的各个层面都被选择性地采用。这一过程是如何发生的，本文通过莱斯特郡教区的选择性样本来说明，因为它因性别和阶级的交叉而有所不同。

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Local Population Studies Social Sciences-Demography

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期刊介绍： The journal Local Population Studies was first published as a newsletter and magazine in 1968. Since then it has become a more formal journal. It is published bi-annually and is the world"s only journal on matters relating to population within a local or community context. Its emphasis is on Great Britain, but occasional articles about other local communities are published. Subscription to Local Population Studies is included within membership of the LPSS.