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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Chu Paing, originally from Myanmar, is a PhD student in Cultural Anthropology, and an aspiring linguistic anthropologist. Her research interests include ethnography, majority/minority language ...

Jessica Pouchet is a sociocultural and linguistic anthropologist whose research explores the intersection of language and the environment. Her current book project examines the ways in which people ...

Nikolas Sweet is a broadly trained linguistic anthropologist interested in the significance of everyday interactions. Author of The Verbal Art of Mobility in West Africa (Indiana University Press, ...

Dr. Bialostok is an educational and linguistic anthropologist by training. His research typically engages discourse analysis with social theory (mostly Foucault, Bourdieu), combining analysis of ...

It wasn’t the size of human brains that distinguished people from apes, he theorized, but the way they were organized. He found a creative way to prove it.