Welcome to the Society for Linguistic Anthropology Blog!
In 2018 the Society for Linguistic Anthropology’s Board decided to open a space on SLA’s website to begin a blog project that could showcase pieces written by SLA members at any stage in their career. We intend this to become a space to encourage and facilitate dialogue amongst our members while bringing greater visibility to key issues in the field to a wider audience.
Our Latest Posts:
- They don’t see a problem, we don’t see the desire for connection: Indifference to language loss in Papua New Guinea and its challenge for research
- A Navajo Poetry of Place
- “Nobody wants Their Doomscroll to be Interrupted”: Struggling for Visibility against Algorithmic Suppression
- Pay No Attention to Those Engineers Behind the Curtain: The Hidden Infrastructure that Runs AI
- Introduction: In/Visibility in Linguistic Anthropology
- Trump 2.0, reader submissions
- A Reading List for Trump 2.0
- Researching the Right in the Era of Hurricane Truthers
- GLOBALIZING LANGUAGE EDUCATION AND PRESERVING MOTHER TONGUE: THE CASE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GHANA BASIC SCHOOL
