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9780534594374

Linguistic Anthropology Workbook and Reader

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    9780534594374

  • ISBN10:

    0534594379

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-05-18
  • Publisher: Wadsworth Publishing
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Summary

Harriet Ottenheimer's Linguistic Anthropology Workbook and Reader contains classic and contemporary readings and exercises that illuminate and expand on the basic concepts introduced in her engaging and accessible text, The Anthropology of Language. A special feature of this workbook and reader is a series of exercises drawn from a single language. These exercises are specifically designed to demonstrate different levels of analysis. Each section of the workbook concludes with a pointer to the robust Book Companion Website, where you will find additional exercises and readings, links to relevant websites, study questions, and key words to guide you to additional readings in InfoTrac College Edition's collection of articles. Book jacket.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xi
Acknowledgmentsp. xvii
About the Authorp. xix
Student Prefacep. xxi
Linguistic Anthropologyp. 1
Readingp. 1
"A Goy in the Ghetto: Gentile-Jewish Communication in Fieldwork Research"p. 1
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 10
Web Exercisesp. 12
Guided Projectsp. 14
Language Creatingp. 14
Conversation Partneringp. 14
Language and Culturep. 15
Readingp. 15
"Hanunoo Color Categories"p. 15
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 19
Web Exercisesp. 22
Guided Projectsp. 25
Language Creatingp. 25
Conversation Partneringp. 25
Soundsp. 29
Readingp. 29
Phonetic Charting: Consonants and Vowelsp. 29
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 36
Practice with Languagesp. 40
Charting Consonants: New Zealandp. 40
Minimal Pairs and Phonemic Distinctivenessp. 40
Shinzwani (Comoro Islands)p. 40
Hindip. 41
Czechp. 41
Frenchp. 41
Chatino (Mexico)p. 41
Phonemes and Allophonesp. 41
Englishp. 42
KiSwahilip. 43
Germanp. 43
Koreanp. 43
Japanesep. 44
Englishp. 44
isiZulup. 44
Totonac (Mexico)p. 44
Farsi (Iran)p. 44
Web Exercisesp. 45
Guided Projectsp. 49
Language Creatingp. 49
Conversation Partneringp. 49
Words and Sentencesp. 50
Readingp. 50
"Tenses and Time Travel"p. 50
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 51
Practice with Languagesp. 53
Kanuri (Nigeria)p. 53
LuGanda (Uganda)p. 53
Shinzwani (Comoro Islands)p. 53
Kurdishp. 54
Czechp. 55
Bontoc (Philippine Islands)p. 55
Samoanp. 56
Hopp. 56
Tepehua (Mexico)p. 57
KiSwahili Verbsp. 58
KiSwahili Nounsp. 59
KiSwahili Noun Classesp. 61
KiSwahili Syntaxp. 63
English Newspaper Headlinesp. 67
Your Own Languagep. 67
Web Exercisesp. 67
Guided Projectsp. 69
Language Creatingp. 69
Conversation Partneringp. 69
Language in Actionp. 70
Readingp. 70
"Native American Non-Interference"p. 70
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 75
Web Exercisesp. 77
Guided Projectsp. 78
Language Creatingp. 78
Conversation Partneringp. 78
Nonverbal Communicationp. 79
Readingp. 79
"Personal Space: The Hidden Element of Cowboy Demeanor"p. 79
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 83
Web Exercisesp. 84
Guided Projectsp. 87
Language Creatingp. 87
Conversation Partneringp. 87
Writing and Literacyp. 88
Readingp. 88
"Spelling Shinzwani: Dictionary Construction and Orthographic Choice in the Comoro Islands"p. 88
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 98
Practice with Languagesp. 99
Japanesep. 99
Web Exercisesp. 100
Guided Projectsp. 103
Language Creatingp. 103
Conversation Partneringp. 103
How (and When) is Language Possible?p. 104
Readingp. 104
"Shintiri: The Secret Language of the Comoro Islands"p. 104
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 108
Web Exercisesp. 110
Guided Projectsp. 113
Language Creatingp. 113
Conversation Partneringp. 113
Change and Choicep. 114
Readingp. 114
"English as an Official Language: The Nebraska Experience"p. 114
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 120
Practice with Languagesp. 122
Reconstructing Proto-Polynesianp. 122
Web Exercisesp. 125
Guided Projectsp. 129
Language Creatingp. 129
Conversation Partneringp. 129
Doing Linguistic Anthropologyp. 130
Readingp. 130
"Mock Spanish: A Site for the Indexical Reproduction of Racism in American English"p. 130
Writing/Discussion Exercisesp. 151
Web Exercisesp. 153
Guided Projectsp. 156
Language Creatingp. 156
Conversation Partneringp. 156
Creditsp. 157
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