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The Uphill Climb of Time for the Yupno of Papua New Guinea

Kambiz Kamrani wrote 21 hours ago: For many of us, the concept of time is linear. Whether French or Iraqi, the past is referred as behi … more →

Tags: Blog, Cultural Anthropology, Andes, aymara, Cognitive Science, Culture, Digital object identifier, Linguistics, Mandarin

linguisticanthropology.org guest post!

parnopaeus wrote 3 days ago: If you can’t get enough of my nattering about World of Warcraft, head on over to the LingAnth … more →

Tags: General, World of Warcraft, Links

Evil Foreigners Versus Authentic Egyptians in TV Debates Over the Meaning of the Tahrir Square Protests

MPeterson wrote 6 days ago: How did media figures construct their identities during the 18 days? Stance, in sociolinguistics, re … more →

Tags: Social Media, Egyptian uprising, News, Tahrir square, Television, Reem Bassiouny, Jugh, Prince of Poets

Linguistic Anthropology3 comments

articles4friends wrote 1 week ago: Linguistic anthropologists study the human communication process.  They focus their research on unde … more →

Tags: Anthropology

Demonstration: 280-day Mayan Calendar

Maħscætṑḻṓgẏ wrote 1 month ago: To Him belong the keys of the heavens and the earth: and those who reject the Signs of Allah,- it is … more →

Tags: Health and Wellness, Computers and Internet, Health & Wellness, History, mathematics, Algorithms, semiotics, astronomy, Entertainment

Telling Mubarak Jokes1 comment

MPeterson wrote 1 month ago: WARNING: I’m going to start with a little essay on telling Mubarak jokes, drawing on linguisti … more →

Tags: Mubarak, william o. beeman, Humor

From Microblogging to Microperformance in Egypt2 comments

MPeterson wrote 2 months ago: My April column for the Society for Linguistic Anthropology just appeared in the Anthropology News w … more →

Tags: Alaa Abdel Fattah, Anthropology, democracy, Egyptian uprising, media anthropology, shabab al-Facebook, Social Media

Part 2. Anthropologists poking at Capitalism: With the Four-Field Manifesto?

adonis49 wrote 3 months ago: Part 2. Anthropologists poking at Capitalism: With the Four-Field Manifesto? Note: you may read the … more →

Tags: political Artical, social articles, professional articles, economy/finance, Essays, Human Factors/Ergonomics, writing, adonis49, Human factors

Share My World Week #127 comments

SusanWritesPrecise wrote 3 months ago: Greetings! To learn more about and participate the Share My World, Please click here. Below are the … more →

Tags: share my world, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Chicago, NancySinatra, Something Stupid, money burns a hole in my pocket

A is for Anthropology (Linguistic)23 comments

SusanWritesPrecise wrote 4 months ago: Below is my first official Personal A to Z Challenge post! If money was not a consideration, I would … more →

Tags: My Personal A to Z, My Personal A to Z Challenge, morpheme, languages, language, phoneme, phonemes

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Maħscætṑḻṓgẏ wrote 4 months ago: 1:46 In Islam now. Pa Islamoil chik. 3: 7 It is silent, Katz’inonik, 4: 36 Its creation U wina … more →

Tags: Books, News and politics, News & Politics, archaeology, History, mathematics, Eschatology, Algorithms, semiotics

When Cream Is Not Cool4 comments

MPeterson wrote 7 months ago: A t-shirt design for people who are ishta--or think they are... For the last ten years I’ve be … more →

Tags: Teaching, Humor

"Ritual and Oratory Revisited" in Annual Review of Anthropology

Jason Baird Jackson wrote 8 months ago: The final, stable 2011 edition of the Annual Review of Anthropology (a vital, not-for-profit underta … more →

Tags: Ethnography, Ethnology, Language and Culture, oratory, Ritual, semiotics

Check Out Roy Boney's Awesome Graphic Feature on Cherokee Language and Literacy

Jason Baird Jackson wrote 8 months ago: Indian Country Today has just published an awesome graphic feature by Roy Boney on the history of Ch … more →

Tags: cherokee, Language and Culture, Native American and Indigenous Studies, native american news, new publications

Recovering Voices Program Manager

Jason Baird Jackson wrote 8 months ago: Recovering Voices Program Manager (IS-301-12, $74,872) Department of Anthropology, National Museum o … more →

Tags: Jobs, Language and Culture, Linguistics, Museums, Native American and Indigenous Studies

On Museum Anthropology Review

Jason Baird Jackson wrote 8 months ago: I am very happy to report that the final material for Museum Anthropology Review 5(1-2) was publishe … more →

Tags: Anthropology, Ethnography, Ethnology, folklore studies, Good News!, history of anthropology, Material Culture, "Museum Anthropology Review", OA Journals

Oklahoma Native Language and History Projects Making Progress

Jason Baird Jackson wrote 9 months ago: A round up of some good news Oklahoma. The team at the Euchee (Yuchi) History Project has published … more →

Tags: Delaware (Lenape), Digital projects, Euchee (Yuchi), Good News!, Grants and Fellowships, kiowa, Language and Culture, Linguistics, Native American and Indigenous Studies

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Maħscætṑḻṓgẏ wrote 10 months ago: He sends down water from the skies, and the channels flow, each according to its measure: But the to … more →

Tags: Health and Wellness, Books, Health & Wellness, History, mathematics, Eschatology, Algorithms, Power, Qur'an

Mouthing Off: Using the Absence of Sex to Sell

contemporarycontempt wrote 10 months ago: Linguistic anthropologists do it with words. And so do advertisers. “Practice Safe Breath. … more →

Tags: commercials, Contemporary, WordPlay, media, rhetorical devices, Meaning, consumerism, non-human animals, social policing


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