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Language, meaning and social life

Welcome to linguistic anthropology

Language, meaning and context

Dialects, accents and language variation

Multilingualism and language contact

Language, identity and power

Knowledge check: language and society

Language research and contemporary issues

How linguistic anthropologists study communication

Language change, loss and revitalization

Case study: language in a multilingual city

Final assessment: linguistic anthropology

Investigate language as social action, including multilingualism, identity, language variation, power, communication and language change.

Discover how communication creates relationships, expresses identity and reflects social power.

Linguistic Anthropology

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