What could be said about language change over time?

As discussed in the text, what Caribbean people have been characterized as living “between two islands” (Grasmuck and Pessar 1991)?

Linguistic anthropologists also are interested in investigating the structure of language and how it varies across time and space. What is the study of the forms in which sounds combine to form words?

An anthropologist has just arrived at a new field site and feels overwhelmed with a creepy, profound feeling of alienation, of being without some of the most ordinary, trivial (and therefore basic) cues of their culture of origin. What term best describes what s/he is experiencing?

Which of the following is true about applied anthropology?

Which of the following statements about theories is the most accurate?

Anthropologists have shown that

Which of the following groups see a sharp divide between themselves and other religions, as well as between a “sacred” view of life and the “secular” world?

________ refers to the changes that result when groups come into continuous firsthand contact.

Based on his observation that contact between neighboring tribes had existed since humanity’s beginnings and covered enormous areas, Franz Boas argued