An introduction to linguistic anthropology. Examines the interconnectedness of language and culture from ethnographic and sociolinguistic perspectives. Comparative study of speaking in cultural context aimed at understanding the ways in which people use talk to cooperate, manipulate, structure events, and negotiate identities. Cross-cultural focus, with examples from such languages and language varieties as Japanese, Navajo, Apache, French, African-American English, and Chicano English. May meet either the Critical Perspectives: Global Cultures or Social Inequality requirement.

1 unit

Offerings

Term	Block	Title	Instructor	Location	Student Limit/Available	Updated
Spring 2023	Block 7	Language and Culture	Cyndi Dunn	Tutt Library 411/412	25 / 3	06/04/2023
Fall 2023	Block 4	Language and Culture		TBA	25 / 12	06/04/2023
Spring 2024	Block 7	Language and Culture		TBA	25 / 25	06/04/2023