Applied Anthropology

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		The English word "actress" is an unmarked form. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 526 Views
		Linguistic anthropology is interested primarily in the social and cultural contexts in which language is used, and for the most part leaves study of the structure of language to structural linguists. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 401 Views
		Research into "African" scam letters reveals that most authors of such letters live in Nigeria. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 345 Views
		Harriet and Davi Ottenheimer have presented their research at corporate security training sessions. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 260 Views
		Linguistic anthropologists see language as a practice, something that human beings do rather than only an thing or an entity. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 892 Views
		The use of the suffix {-ová} in Czech Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 212 Views
		The fact that most women who work in theater today refer to themselves as actors Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 442 Views
		When linguistic anthropologist Jill Brody was called on to be a court interpreter for a speaker of Tojol ab'al Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 1163 Views
		Globish, a potential lingua franca of the 21st century, is Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 1059 Views
		Members of the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma ____________________________________________ Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 220 Views
		Ottenheimer describes using the tools of linguistic anthropology while serving on a committee writing policy Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 909 Views
		The term for efforts to maintain languages which are currently endangered is Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 676 Views
		The term ___________ is an unmarked form in English. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 1204 Views
		Linguistic indication of non-neutral forms of words is called Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 1121 Views
		Monolingualism is quite rare in countries throughout the world. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 395 Views
		"Proto-World" is a highly developed reconstructed protolanguage. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 378 Views
		Codeswitching is primarily a matter of making syntactic choices. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 631 Views
		In cases of non-accomodating bilingualism, speakers of one language cannot understand anything that speakers of the other language say.. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 241 Views
		The languages and dialects you understand can identify you almost as much as the ones that you speak. Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 640 Views
		Languages and dialects are more accurately described as flexible collections of linguistic practice rather than concrete unchanging entities Started by ThIStudy	2 Replies 411 Views