ANTHROPONYMIC DIGLOSSIA IN SMALL SOCIAL GROUPS

The definition to anthroponymic diglossia as a phenomenon which characterizes parallel existence within one society of different forms of human nomination with clear fixation of each after definite spheres of communication which are fixed by different social groups. Basing on the example of watching functioning of proper names are divided into small social groups (family, professional or educational collective, collective of friends and etc.). They may be both formal (e.g. professional collective in general) and informal (groups within collective), created on the basis of context analysis of literary and publicistic discourse and also internet communication the two types of anthroponymic diglossia are figured out. The inter language anthroponymic diglossia is discussed when we see the existence of two and more forms of name of one individual, which refer to different subsystems of national antroponymicon; and inter language antroponymic diglossia for which a characteristic feature is use by individual within one society of two names, belonging to different linguistic cultures. These names are not functionally equal. Each form of antroponymic nomination is fully fixed by definite sphere of communication within small social group. Basing on the examples of parallel functioning of different forms of name of one individual (in professional or educational group, in family, in a circle of friends), reflected in fiction, publicistic journalism and online communication, and demonstrate the functional specificity of intra-language and inter-language of diglossia and anthropological approaches to the further study of this phenomenon.

antroponym, inner language diglossia, inter language diglossia, small social group