Linguistic anthropology, one of the four classic subfields of anthropology, seeks to analyze culture and society ethnographically and theoretically as they emerge through language and discourse. This ...

Linguistic anthropology is the study of language use in social life. Linguistic anthropologists study the diversity of the world's languages and the diversity of language use and other forms of ...

Language is a fundamental property of being human. Linguistics, the study of human language, is one of the four branches of anthropology. Linguistic anthropology explores the dynamic ...

In the first half of the course, students will be introduced to some key concepts in semiotic and linguistic anthropology and their place in the long tradition of thinking about language in ...

The Linguistic Anthropology Research Lab (LARL) works on a range of topics that are at the forefront of linguistic anthropological research. Research conducted focuses primarily on understanding ...

particularly through methods of field linguistics The study of the following linguistic phenomena in particular: the origin of knowledge, transitivity, negation, questions, classifiers and spatiality ...

Kira Hall is Professor of Linguistics and Anthropology. She also has affiliated faculty positions in The College of Media, Communication, and Information (CMCI) and the Department of Women and Gender ...

A linguistic anthropologist and educational ethnographer with a particular expertise in how identities develop in human interactions, Wortham has conducted research spanning education, anthropology, ...

Linguistic Anthropology; Language Revitalization Horning, Audrey Arts & Sciences Vice Dean for Research & Graduate Studies, and Forrest D. Murden Professor Office: Washington Hall Room 107a Email: ...

Socio-Cultural Anthropology, and Linguistic Anthropology. Several courses are listed under more than one subfield. A course may count toward fulfilling a student's requirement in one and only one ...

Our BA Archaeology and Anthropology course offers an exciting, interdisciplinary perspective on what it means to be human, employing archaeology and social, biological, and linguistic anthropology. In ...