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- sential (constitutive) marker of the utterance is its quality of being directed to someone, its addressivity. As distinct from the signifying units of a language—words and sentences—that are imperso... language is used, it brings into being the *I* of its speaker and the *you* of its addressee. All utt
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- ety, but anthropology is based on ethnography, so its study of communication is to create ethnographies... nt ways, they argue, communicative action creates its own context. Put another way, speech makes sense and has its full force in a context, a here and now of people... in a community, but the context for communication itself has to be communicated. Possible topics to ta
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- ollection of web pages. The class Group will have its own home page and pages that all members (student... your link to the newly created blank page, press its Edit button, and go nuts again. Links are what ma... mainly be looking at the quantity of individual edits to the page. I will also be reading the history o... scholarship, which is a way of communicating with its own rules. When you discuss someone’s ideas or dr
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- of being “burdened” with matter, which here makes its appearance in the form of agitated layers of air,... thought to be beneficial, the language-virus and its host population are in symbiosis. Under such circ... en it follows that we can’t not communicate. Life itself is sending and receiving various kinds of sign... ng everyone feel like they can join in, even when its their first seminar class ever. Discussion is imp
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- of the context and contexts in which it has lived its socially charged life; all words and forms are po... ther position themselves as that word's author or its animator. * Direct and indirect quotation ## ... mple from Auhelawa: preaching and sharing Out of its century of contact with Christianity, Auhelawa ha
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- peech situations of those communities, especially its speech events. According to Hymes, a speech even... e encountered so far in class readings to develop its ethnographic description. * For this paper, c... l you replay a sequence in slow motion to explain its hidden rules. * As I suggest above, the term “s
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- idote to an ideology of liberal individualism and its ontological blindness. In this class, we learn th... atch for When Studying the New Actant ChatGPT and Its Siblings.” //Suomen Antropologi: Journal of the F... phony in South Korea: Cultural Semiosis at the Limits of Language.” //American Ethnologist// 44 (3): 47
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- e who are interested in language as a system with its own inner logic that can be discovered through th... es. Language is alive and it has a social life of its own: language use has meaning beyond what is conv
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- s as a one-liner. What’s great about seeing it in its original context is that it’s part of a narrative... language, nation, and identity is a vast topic in its own right too. So we may want to revisit what we’
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- ink about the phenomenal reality of communication itself and its implications for being in community. ## Performativity and indexicality * I promise to
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- what researchers are doing in these fields often sits within a distinct paradigm. Keyword searching can... atch for When Studying the New Actant ChatGPT and Its Siblings.” //Suomen Antropologi: Journal of the F
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- ure of what you think about the current topic and its place in the class.((In fact, being uncertain and... ll me! I will simply note that this assignment is its own reward. Writing your own reflection in a jour
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- People who are committed to national identity and its expression in an ideal monoglot, standard speaker
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- n inaccesible to everyone else, but everyone benefits from critical awareness of their social reality.