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|a Ahearn, Laura M.
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|a Living Language
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|b An Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology.
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|a Living Language: An Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Part I: Language: Some Basic Questions -- 1: The Socially Charged Life of Language -- So, What Do You Need to Know in Order to ""Know"" a Language? -- Examples of Linguistic Diversity -- Examples of Diversity in Research Topics in Linguistic Anthropology -- Keith Basso -- Marjorie Harness Goodwin -- Bonnie Urciuoli -- Alessandro Duranti -- Kathryn A. Woolard -- James M. Wilce -- Key Terms in Linguistic Anthropology -- Multifunctionality
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|a Language ideologies -- Practice -- Indexicality -- The Inseparability of Language, Culture, and Social Relations -- 2: Gestures, Sign Languages, and Multimodality -- Bakhtin's Double-Voiced Discourse -- Goffman's Participation Framework and Production Format -- Speech and the Analysis of Conversation -- Gestures and Other Forms of Embodied Communication -- Sign Languages -- Poetry, Whistled Languages, Song, and Illustrations -- 3: The Research Process in Linguistic Anthropology -- What Kinds of Research Questions Do Linguistic Anthropologists Formulate?
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|a What Kinds of Data Do Linguistic Anthropologists Collect, and with What Methods? -- Participant observation -- Interviews -- Surveys and questionnaires -- Naturally occurring conversations -- Experimental methods -- Matched guise tests -- Written texts -- How Do Linguistic Anthropologists Analyze Their Data? -- What Sorts of Ethical Issues Do Linguistic Anthropologists Face? -- 4: Language Acquisition and Socialization -- Language Acquisition and the Socialization Process -- Gaps in the ""Language Gap"" Approach -- Language Acquisition in Bilingual or Multilingual Contexts
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|a Language Socialization throughout the Lifespan -- Conclusion -- 5: Language, Thought, and Culture -- A Hundred Years of Linguistic Relativity -- The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis -- Investigating the Effects of Language on Thought -- Language-in-General -- Linguistic Structures -- Color -- Space -- Shape vs. material composition -- Language Use -- Conclusion -- Part II: Communities of Speakers, Hearers, Readers, and Writers -- 6: Communities of Language Users -- Defining ""Speech Community -- Size and location of the community -- What is shared by the members of a speech community?
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|a The type of interactions that speech community members have -- Recent Research Drawing on the Concept of Speech Community -- Alternatives to the Concept of Speech Community -- Speech areas -- Speech networks -- Communities of practice -- 7: Multilingualism and Globalization -- Code-Switching, Code-Mixing, and Diglossia -- Diglossia -- Code-switching -- Code-mixing -- Heteroglossia"" and ""Transidiomatic Practice -- 8: Literacy Practices -- Literacy Events vs. Literacy Practices -- Autonomous"" vs. ""Ideological"" Approaches to Studying Literacy -- Some Examples of Situated Literacy Research
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