علم اللسانيات الأنثروبولوجية بين إدوارد سابير و فردينان دوسوسير

Abstract EN

This research aims to identify what anthropological linguistics is and to address its relationship with society and its culture.

This is based on what was presented by the American anthropologist Edward Sapir and the European linguist Ferdinand Dossucer.

This is because anthropological linguistics assures that human language is closely related to the conditions, culture and customs of individuals and groups.

And it is an expression of the phenomena prevailing in society.

And because these researches that Sapir did in anthropology coincided with Saussure's theses in structural linguistics.

This is the latter in which he emphasized the presence of the social axis in his approach, in which he was influenced by the research of the French sociologist Durkheim.

The research is keen to try to find points of convergence between the two linguists mentioned in their research and studies.

This is by extrapolating the linguistic methods according to the anthropological perspective, because the theory of both Saussure in socio-structural linguistics and Sapir in anthropological linguistics has inspired many thinkers in the production of contemporary modernity.