النظرية الأنثرودلالية و تطبيقاتها اللسانية

Abstract EN

Linguistic anthropology is one of the most important interdisciplinary fields at the present time, as it studies the mutual effect between language and various human social activities and practices, i.

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the impact of language and its role in shaping society and culture, as well as the impact of social practices on language, its prosperity and decline, its life and death.

If formal linguistics deals with language as independent of its social and human context; or it is concerned only with structural, grammatical and semantic aspects, then semantic linguistic anthropology goes beyond this to address language in its living image, i.

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in the context of various cultural practices and human activities.

Therefore, we decided to present a research paper in the theory of meaning, which is an attempt to understand the cognitive and applied foundations of this theory and its relationship to anthropology and social linguistics by interpreting the theses of linguists and anthropologists who presented field studies in semantics and became a branch of applied linguistics known as (semantic anthropology), which is not without Contextual philosophical and social interpretations of language, this is by answering the following problematic: What is the role of language in forming human thought and society, and in building culture? How are linguistic elements, especially lexicals, affected by the cultural components of society? What are the most important additions of anthropologists to linguistic studies?