Linguistics

THE STUDY OF LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGE USE IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CONTEXTS

THE STUDY OF CULTURAL TRADITIONS AND THE ANALYSIS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND BELIEF

NOT UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT SYSTEMS ON THEIR OWN TERMS, USING YOUR OWN CULTURAL SYSTEMTOINTERPRET OTHER CULTURAL SYSTEMS (SELF SUPERIOR)

THE WAYS WE SEE, INTERPRET AND UNDERSTAND THE WORLD

HOLISTIC APPROACH. FIELD WORK

ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACH, ANALYZING VOCAB TO LEARN ABOUT SYSTEMS OF MEANING AND PERCEPTION

THE WAY A SPECIFIC AREA OF CULTURAL EMPHASIS * AN AREA OF MEANING IN A LANGUAGE

INDIGENOUS SCIENTIFIC CATEGORIZING SYSTEM (using vocab)

CHART SHOWING HOW WORDS IN A SPECIFIC SEMANTIC DOMAIN ARE RELATED TO ONE ANOTHER

REVEALS THE CULTURALLY IMPORTANT FEATURES BY WHICH SPEAKERS OF THE LANGUAGE DISTINGUISHDIFFERENT WORDS IN TH DOMAIN

LANGUAGES ARE DIFFERENT, ARBITRARY SYSTEMS & KNOWING ONE DOES NOT ALLOW YOU TO PREDICT HOW ANOTHER LANGUAGE WILL CATEGORIZE & NAME THE WORLD

YOUR LANGUAGE AFFECTS & DETERMINES YOUR ABILITY TO PERCEIVE AND THINK ABOUT THINGS AS WELL AS TALK ABOUT THEM

IDEA THAT LANGUAGE IS LIKE A PRISON, PROVIDING NO ESCAPE

IDEA THAT LANGUAGE IS A ROOM, PROVIDING SPECIFIC WAYS OF SEEING BUT LETTING YOU LEAVE SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES AS YOU GO

STUDY OF LANGUAGE SOUNDS

IDENTIFIES AND DESCRIBES LANGUAGE SOUNDS

ANALYZES THE WAY SOUNDS ARE ARRANGED IN LANGUAGES

SOUND THAT FUNCTIONS TO DISTINGUISH ONE WORD FROM ANOTHER

A PAIR OF WORDS IN WHICH A DIFFERENCE IN SOUND MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN MEANING

VARIANT FORM OF A PHONEME; MEMBER OF A GROUP OF SOUNDS THAT FORM A SINGLE PHONEME

ANALYSIS OF WORDS AND HOW THEY ARE STRUCTURED

IDENTIFYING MORPHEMES AND ANALYZING THE WAY MORPHEMES ARE ARRANGED IN WORDS

MORPHEME TO WHICH AN AFFIX CAN BE ATTACHED, SERVING AS A FOUNDATION FOR BUILDING OTHER WORDS

MORPHEME THAT SERVES AS AN UNDERLYING FOUNDATION FOR OTHER WORDS

MORPHEME THAT ATTACH TO BASES

PROCESS OF CREATING NEW WORDS

PROCESS OF MODIFYING EXISTING WORDS

VARIANT FORM OF MORPHEME (POWER RANGERS)

EXAMINES THE WAY THAT WORDS ARE ARRANGED INTO PHRASES AND SENTENCES

GRAMMATICAL FRAMES INTO WHICH YOU CAN PLACE RELATED WORDS

SPECIFIC ORDER ON WHICH AFFIXES CAN BE ATTACHED

DESIGNED TO SERVE AS MODELS OF PROPER SPEECH

DESCRIBE THE LANGUAGES AND PATTERNING OF LANGUAGES ON THEIR OWN TERMS

COMMUNITY OF SIGN LANGUAGE SPEAKERS

UNABLE TO HEAR

TAKEN-FOR-GRANTED IDEOLOGY THAT ONLY SPOKEN LANGUAGES ARE REAL

PHONEMES OF ASL; STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

ASL PHONEME; HAND SHAPE AND ORIENTATION

ASL PHONEME; HAND PLACEMENT

ASL PHONEME; HAND MOVEMENT