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Lista de candidatos sometidos a examen:
1) anthropological (*)
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1) Candidate: anthropological
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paper CH_corpusSignostxt264 - : Briggs, Ch. (1996). Conflict, language ideologies, and privileged arenas of discoursive authority in warao dispute mediation. En Ch. Briggs (Ed.), Disordely discourse. Narrative, conflict and inequality (pp. 204-242). Oxford Studies in Anthropological Linguistics, Oxford: Oxford University Press . [ [61]Links ]
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paper CO_FormayFuncióntxt102 - : Durante la década de los sesenta, Joseph Greenberg en su libro Anthropological Linguistics: An Introduction (1968 ), citado en Duranti (2003), presenta la inclusión de los estudios del análisis lingüístico a la antropología. No obstante, el trabajo de Greenberg era compartir una idea de cultura como lengua, que no entendía que el hacer análisis lingüístico significaba hacer antropología.
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paper CO_Íkalatxt144 - : In respect to socio anthropological branch, it is relevant to conduct research in relation to varied aspects of the contemporary social life, for instance: broadening the comprehension about the rules and dynamics of the linguistic markets in diverse virtual scenarios . Expand analysis in the field of people's dependency in relation to social networking and communicative devices. Explore new areas of adolescents' subjectivity and identity development in Facebook from its diverse scenarios such as the wall, the profile and photos. In this fashion, a contribution can be made around the understanding of how today's youth constitutes their social life as well as their self-concept in Facebook. As well, it would be helpful to deepen on the implications of the common use of social networks by the youth population such as the possible transformation of teenagers' private and public life.
Evaluando al candidato anthropological:
anthropological
Lengua: eng
Frec: 81
Docs: 60
Nombre propio: 2 / 81 = 2%
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