The Anthropology of Language: An Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
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The Anthropology of Language: An Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology

by Harriet Ottenheimer, Judith Pine

Linguistics Anthropology
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The Anthropology of Language offers an introduction to linguistic anthropology and the study of language in cultural and social contexts. Accessible and foundational, it helps readers understand how language connects with human communication, communities, and everyday life.

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The Anthropology of Language introduces the study of language through an anthropological perspective.

It examines how language relates to human culture, communication, and social life.

Designed as an introduction, the book presents foundational ideas in linguistic anthropology for students and general readers.

Its focus connects the study of language with broader questions about people and their communities.

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