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ANTH 250 - Language and Culture

Credit Hours: 4
Frequency of Offering: Offered annually in the spring semester

This course provides a broad introduction to linguistic anthropology. Students learn how anthropologists study the relationships between language, culture and society and how language both reflects and shapes human behavior. Topics addressed include historical and comparative linguistics, descriptive linguistics and sociolinguistics.

Course Satisfies: Core Exploration Cultural Literacy requirement.


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