Linguistic anthropology

Levinson, S. C. (1997). Cognitive consequences of spatial description in Guugu Yimithir. Linguistic Anthropology, 7, 98-131. 

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An important step in moving towards a professional appraisal of tourist behaviour lies in recognising that there are multiple perspectives on behaviour. In particular one important approach arising out of research in linguistics and anthropology is the etic-emic distinction (Pike, 1966 Triandis, 1972). An emic approach is one that takes the perspective of the participant - the person engaging in the behaviour. The topic of interest... 

Capell, A. (I960) Anthropology and Linguistics of Futuna-Aniwa, Oceania Linguistic Monograph No. 5, University of Sydney, Sydney. 

I would also reinforce the importance of the inherently interdisciplinary aspect of cultural competence highlighted by Bennett (Chapter 5), spanning sociology, business, linguistics, intercultural communication, counseling, social work, cultural geography, anthropology, and education (pp. 157-158). Addi-... 

The theory of context was brought forth in the later years of the nineteenth century. Studies on various issues of context in such academic fields as linguistics, philosophy, anthropology, and communication, have now become common. 

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