What is LINGUISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY? | UCLA Student Defines & Explains Main Ideas and Theories
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- What is linguistic anthropology? In this video, I will be defining linguistic anthropology as it appears online and then sharing some of the big picture ideas I believe everyone should know about linguistic anthropology. Linguistic anthropology is a highly complex field which deserves more attention in modern academia. As a UCLA Anthropology student myself, I am excited to share some of my thoughts and opinions with you all.
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Who am I? My name is Alivia Brown and I am currently an undergraduate Anthropology student at UCLA on a mission to find a career that I love. My major does not have a straight forward "path" as many would say and I am not only determined to prove that I can be successful in my major but also demonstrate my ability to find a career that brings me joy. This is my journey to expanding my global and anthropological knowledge. This is my journey to finding the best career I can. This is my journey to finding happiness. This is my journey to success.
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A super undervalued field in my opinion. In my anthro undergrad there was so little emphasis on linguistics, I'm finding myself building a short course of self study to fill in the gaps. Thanks for this. :)
I'm not studying anthropology as my major but I have huge passion for this field, and I think the way you present the topic is very comprehensive and interesting. Thank you for sharing this knowledge with us 🙏
i love the way you articulated your take away points and the way you organized the video with those points 😊
Thank you so much for this entire series! Love your passion, and so informative!
I am so happy to hear this!! Thank you so much!
As a linguistic anthropolyg myself this channel is very interesting and helpful...
Your explaination really help me to understand what is linguistic anthropology. Thank you for sharing your learning. Keep safe!
🎉🎉 Thank you and Congratulations on sharing something that you love! 🎉🎉
Of course!!
as an incoming student at ucla for linguistics & anthropology, thank you so much for this video!!!! im so excited to study this
I am doing a double major in Anthropology and Linguistics at University of Western Australia with the end goal of becoming an Anthrozoologist. I just discovered your channel and loving it!
With this video I was thinking:
My First language is spanish and i'm still learning english. I've noticed that some words or expressions are uniques and doesn't have a traslation in others languages. Some words only work in specif place and how the people use them.
Idk. I just love your videos :)
Hello! And yes this is a wonderful observation. I took spanish for many years and noticed the same thing. Thank you so much for the support-means a ton!
"Some words only work in specific place and how the people use them" so interesting 😍
Thanks! This video is really helpful for a student who just stepped into the domain of Linguistic Anthropology.
You're welcome! These comments make me so happy!
Hello! I'm a linguistics student in the Philippines and I'll be taking the linguistic anthropological course next semester. This video helped me greatly in preparing for it!! Thank you so much! I feel like I already know half of the course content 🤣💜
This makes me smile! Linguistics is awesome and I am really happy to hear this was helpful :) Good luck!
Thanks Alivia. Great help! :)
Of course!!
Thank you for your videos, they have been so helpful! I am planning on changing my major to medical anthropology and I think a video on that area would be cool since content on medical anthro from a student perspective is rare to come by. Thanks again, love your content
I am so happy to hear this, of course! I live the idea of doing a medical anthropology video. I honestly can't believe I haven't done one yet, thank you!!
Hi there Alivia. A great video! Thanks for sharing.
Of course! So happy to help!
Thanks queen
i didnt know anything what you said cuz my background is engineering but one thing i will say, your channel is amazing. you will get lots of success sooner or later. im kinda in love the way you say everything
I think it's great that you still want to learn about topics such as anthropology even though it isn't what you know. And thank you so much!!
I love your editing skills. I'm about to start a TH-cam channel. I would love to know about your editing methods. If possible kindly share your email address. Thanks
Thank you! And that is awesome! A youtube channel about what? I use Final Cut Pro to edit my videos but iMovie would work too. My email is aliviabrown329@gmail.com. Good luck!
it was the most expected video. Thanks a lot, it is very helpful
please suggest some introductory books to start learning about anthropology
Of course, so glad to hear it was able to help you out. I have a video on some books I read for class (th-cam.com/video/VbKQlYkePbA/w-d-xo.html) but I will add introductory books to my list of video ideas for future. Thank you!
2:41 i love learning hisory!! it’s my favourite
THANK YOU! I am currently studying anthro at UCLA... but I HATE linguistics. Your videos save me lol
How can we say that all languages are created equal? Correct me if I am wrong, in langage x because of weather conditions there exist 20 words for snow while in language y there exist 20 words for camel.
thank you so much from your channel! im a junior in hs and watching your videos has really helped me figure out figure out i probably want to major in anthropology! are there any beginner tips or recommendations you would give? ty again! :)
Hi Katie! First of all, I think it is incredible that you are getting a jump start on what you may want to major in during college. When I started I had no idea... I think my biggest suggestion is to just start taking classes and see how you feel about them and ask yourself if the topics are something you would enjoy doing down the line. I know it's simple, but I really think it's a great strategy. Good luck!
Hey random question but I came across a lecture that was listed as happening at UCLA in 2020. It was about finding indigenous people in Cuba and I'm wondering did people watch it in your class?
Hi! I do not think I have watched this video in the classes that I have taken but it definitely seems possible that other classes have shown it!
Great 👍🏻 I'm an m.a graduated from linguistics if I want to continue my education as having linguistic anthropology is possible? I'd be happy if you share your suggestion with me. Thanks 💓
4:44 Kinda... think about in terms of productivity or scientific classification where new models and diversity were necessary cause a single name or method wasnt doing the work. There's a tribe who only have the colors dark, red, light and green, you have some work to do guys.
What are the importance of linguistic anthropology
Linguistic anthropology is important for so many reasons but one that comes to mind is it allows us to understand how we use language and the power language can have. Language is how we communicate and position ourselves within a community and/or culture. Understanding it’s use and power is incredibly important!
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and I've run short on points I appreciate
thanks from ethiopia
So cool! You're welcome!
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Please tell me girl, what's your sun sign? I love your content. Found much use. ♡