Place Names and Identities

Helleland, Botolv

doi:10.5617/osla.313

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“…In names, language is the expression of someone's thought. This opinion aligns with the argument that place names play an important role on regional and national levels, and name changes may create strong feelings among large groups of people, especially in multi-ethnic areas [10].…”

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confidence: 78%

“…The naming of geopark sites is important since it could attract national and international tourists. According to Hulden [10], names and place belong together, regardless of how the name is formed etymologically. The name is a key to memories and experiences [10].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…According to Hulden [10], names and place belong together, regardless of how the name is formed etymologically. The name is a key to memories and experiences [10]. As described by Sujatna et al [9], naming a tourism object could give an identity to it.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Gunung Sewu Geopark Sites Naming: A Word Formation Analysis

Sujatna¹,

Heriyanto²,

Krisnawati³

et al. 2020

Journal of Southwest Jiaotong University

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This paper is a preliminary study whose purpose is to conduct a word formation analysis on the Gunung Sewu geopark site’s naming patterns. The Gunung Sewu geopark is one of the four UNESCO Global Geoparks in Indonesia, which include Ciletuh geopark, Gunung Batur geopark, and Gunung Rinjani geopark. As one of the four UNESCO Global Geoparks, Gunung Sewu has seventeen different named sites that comprise the data of this article. They are Gunung Api Purba Nglanggeran, Kali Ngalang, Hutan Wanagama, Air Terjun Sri Gethuk, Goa Kalisuci, Goa Jomblang, Goa Pindul, Lembah Mulo, Pantai Baron, Pantai Krukup, Pantai Krakal, Pantai Siung, Gunung Batur, Pantai Wediombo, Hutan Wisata Turunan, Goa Cokro, and Lembah Kering Sadeng.An analysis of the types of sites determined that among the seventeen named sites, there are five beaches (29%), four caves (23%), two forests (12%), two hills (12%), two mountains (12%), one river (6%), and one waterfall (6%). Furthermore the dominant type of site is a beach. Concerning the word formation, 6% of names were produced through blending, 35% through coinage, 35% through compounding, and 24% through eponym. Coinage and compounding share the highest number of instances.

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Gunung Sewu Geopark Sites Naming: A Word Formation Analysis

Sujatna¹,

Heriyanto²,

Krisnawati³

et al. 2020

Journal of Southwest Jiaotong University

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“…When two cultures and languages contact, borrowing, such as language adaptation, is a simple approach to be reflected in a position where the minority group can peacefully coexist with the majority group in a language contact situation. Addressing the meaning of place names, according to Helleland (2012), may express feelings of individual and collective identity. Its goal is to name a place after another place with a similar name, using cognitive linguistics, anthropology, and history as guides.…”

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confidence: 99%

English Loanwords in the Destinasi Indonesia Magazine (Kata Serapan Bahasa Inggris dalam Majalah Destinasi Indonesia)

Nugraeni

Setiawan

2021

Indonesian Language Education and Literature

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Indonesia printed magazine, which focuses on travel, tourism destination guidance, and culinary. It focuses on several types, strategies, and equivalences of form, pronunciation, and meaning of those languages. The research used qualitative content analysis on a written document. The results show that types of English loanwords in Indonesian are in the form of words and phrases. The strategies are adoption, adaptation, translation, and creation. In the adoption strategy, the researchers invented partial and full adoption. They also discovered terms with the same form and meaning but distinct pronunciation in equivalences of form, pronunciation, and meaning. The pronunciation and meaning are the same, but the form is different. The concept is the same, but the form and pronunciation are different, or the points are the same as a whole. These English loanwords have profoundly modernized Indonesian lexicons.Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan kata serapan Bahasa Inggris dalam majalah Destinasi Indonesia yang membahas perjalanan, panduan destinasi wisata, dan kuliner. Penelitian berfokus pada tipe unsur serapan, strategi, serta kesejajaran bentuk, lafal, dan makna antara kedua bahasa. Penelitian menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif analisis isi pada dokumen tertulis. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan tipe unsur serapan Bahasa Inggris dalam Bahasa Indonesia adalah kata dan frasa. Strateginya adalah adopsi, adaptasi, terjemahan, dan kreasi. Dalam strategi adopsi, ditemukan adopsi sebagian dan penuh. Pada kesejajaran bentuk, lafal, dan makna, ditemukan kata yang memiliki bentuk dan makna sejajar, lafal berbeda. Lafal dan makna sejajar, bentuk berbeda. Makna sejajar, bentuk dan lafal berbeda atau sejajar secara keseluruhan. Kata serapan Bahasa Inggris memodernisasi leksikon dalam Bahasa Indonesia.

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“…Geographic literacy illustrates the importance of place names, which denote placebased meaning and reflect shared or competing histories, politics, cultural narratives, and people-place relationships (Helleland 2012;Tucker and Rose-Redwood 2015). These same qualities are recognized as integral to peoples' sense of place, which has been identified as a predictor of place-based, if not pro-environmental, attitudes and behaviors (Helleland 2012;Masterson et al 2017;Trimbach, Fleming, and Biedenweg 2020). This understanding informs our conceptual framework (Figure 1), which illustrates how geographic literacy informs and interacts with peoples' sense of place, which in turn influences their place-based behaviors, perceptions, and responses to natural resource management.…”

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Salish Sea Survey: Geographic Literacy Enhancing Natural Resource Management

Trimbach

Gaydos²,

Biedenweg

2021

Society & Natural Resources

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The Salish Sea is a biodiverse, transboundary inland sea and marine ecosystem stretching from British Columbia, Canada into Washington State, United States. Home to nearly eight million people and charismatic and keystone species, including three populations of orca, the ecosystem crosses multiple jurisdictions, communities, and watersheds, complicating conservation efforts. Geographic literacy, especially place names, is important for managing Salish Sea recovery and further challenged by the newness of the Salish Sea as an officially recognized place name. We conducted a geographic literacy survey showing that residents are largely unfamiliar with the name Salish Sea. Such low geographic literacy has numerous negative implications for communications, advocacy, outreach and the ability to address natural resource management and recovery of the Salish Sea at the level of the ecosystem. We offer potential implications for geographic literacy and other complementary geographic constructs within the wider field of natural resource management.

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Place Names and Identities

Cited by 50 publications

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Gunung Sewu Geopark Sites Naming: A Word Formation Analysis

Gunung Sewu Geopark Sites Naming: A Word Formation Analysis

English Loanwords in the Destinasi Indonesia Magazine (Kata Serapan Bahasa Inggris dalam Majalah Destinasi Indonesia)

Salish Sea Survey: Geographic Literacy Enhancing Natural Resource Management

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