LOS PROCESOS DE CAMBIO DE LOS MODELOS DE ATRIBUCIÓN ANTROPONÍMICATRADICIONAL Y A PARTIR DE LA MODA EN EL MUNICIPIO DE TLALNEPANTLA DE BAZ, ESTADO DE MÉXICO. TRES CALAS: 1930, 1960 Y 1990

Abstract

This article deals with first names regarding social parameters such as the religious calendar selection, the transmission through family heritage, and fashion. We used a subcorpus composed of 1453 records (730 for male children and 723 for female) collected from birth certificates sheltered in the Oficialía 01 of the Registro Civil of Tlalnepantla de Baz, Estado de México, México. By the socioanthropological analysis of the data, we corroborated our initial hypothesis: on the one hand, that first names attribution models concurred throughout the XX^th century, and, on the other hand, that at the beginning of the century there is a preference for the traditional model, while there is an increasing tendency to choose names in fashion at the end.