Mackenzie Price: Linguistic Anthropology

As a socio linguist for the Frameworks Institute, a non-profit communications think tank in Washington DC, Mackenzie Price is interested in the relationship between language, social life, and social behavior. Every field has a piece of it somewhere that's interested in social relationships and society, and thinking about language - how people interact with one another - is a part of that. “It’s a skill you can take with you and use anywhere!”

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Really weird use of audio mixing here. Would be preferable to hear her voice out of both audio channels.

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How to become a linguistic anthropologist ...
What degree should I pursue....

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i'm not an expert, but i'd guess you should pursue a degree in sociocultural anthropology and maybe a minor in linguistics

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I would say do a Bachelor's in Anthropology and if there is a specialization in Linguistics Anthropology, that would be more preferable and get a Mater's/ PHD in Linguistics Anthropology.

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some universities have degrees in both! like NYU

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When did "asked" become "axed"?