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Sociolog Eric Oliver kaže o neobičnim/običnim imenima
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Eric Oliver found that more educated mothers generally choose more common names, but that ideology makes a difference: high-education liberal mothers tend to choose uncommon names.
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OLIVER: Well this is where ideology starts to have an effect. Amongst educated white mothers, mothers with some college education or a college degree, by and large they tend to favor more common or popular names for their children than less educated white mothers — except when you start talking about their ideology. Suddenly you get a big difference here. And what you find is that conservative mothers are much more likely to stay with and choose popular or common names, but liberal mothers are now starting to choose more uncommon names. A liberal mother is about 50 percent more likely to give her girl an uncommon or unique name than a conservative mother. And she’s about 40 percent more likely to give her boy an uncommon or unique name compared to a conservative mother. Now, there’s a big difference between the uncommon names that an educated liberal mother is giving her child versus an uneducated non-ideological mother. Our less educated mothers, when they’re giving unique or uncommon names, they’re often times taking a normal name and giving it a very weird spelling like Madysyn with two Y’s. Or they’re just making a name up that’s never existed before like Daringa.
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OLIVER: Whereas our educated liberal mothers tend to be choosing names that are obscure cultural references. And so these are the Esmés and the Unas and the Archimedes and the Emersons. And we think this is a way that liberals sort of signal their cultural, for lack of a better word, their sense of cultural superiority. It’s a way of signaling great cultural capital.
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Taj sociolog kaže da to najviše ovisi o ideologiji. Konzervativne obrazovane majke će birati popularnija imena, dok će liberalne obrazovane majke birati neobičnija - ali uglavnom ona koja se "ispravno pišu" i koja već postoje ili koja su dio druge kulture... poput Ophelije, Artemis ili Sybil, iako bi to u Hrvatskoj drugačije izgledalo.
Budući da hrvatski pravopis preporučuje da se strana imena pisana latinicom pišu u originalu, ali nam je jezik fonetski, teško je reći što bi bilo ispravno napisano strano ime.
Ja imam dojam kao da je pisanje po Vuku skroz neispravno, iako je to mnogima legitimno. Samo meni nije.
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