Kulturelle Integration und Personennamen im Mittelalter

Personal names often move between languages. The phenomena which arise from this, and in which integration is often reflected, are the subject of interference onomastics, a young science in the systematically reflective sense. This volume brings together studies of interferences in systems of names in the Middle Ages; the emphasis is on the Merovingian and Frankish Empires, and on Italy. Additional perspectives are provided by reviews of traditions of Jewish names in the Iberian peninsula, and the relationships between names in Scandinavia, England and Lithuania.