ANTH 350 - Seminar in Linguistic Anthropology

1 unit(s)

A set of offerings that prepares students for advanced, self-directed research in linguistic anthropology, sociolinguistics, and historical linguistics. Topics range from language and culture, language and colonialism, language and gender, or linguistic documentation and revitalization to religious and ritual linguistic practices, language and political order, historical linguistics, language and media, or an intensive focus on the languages spoken in a specific region.

May be repeated for credit if the topic has changed.

One 3-hour period.

Not offered in 2025/26.

Course Format: CLS