Language and Culture (Anthropological Linguistics and Linguistic Anthropology) - Study Guide
Annie A. Parmis-Amorganda
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- Preface:
- There is this awe-inspiring notion that the highest attainment of man is not being educated but being cultured. One may not believe this not-so-popular practice (cultured behavior) even among those (some) “highly-educated” people in the academe but it cannot be denied that one’s education will be questioned if cultural understanding does not take place especially in the fields of language and communication. This Language and Culture (Anthropological Linguistics and Linguistic Anthropology) Study Guide can serve as one of the references on how to nurture a cultured self. One may say that it is more important to be kind than to be right; however, everything depends on language in culture manifesting the wonders of language and culture. - Ms Annie Amorganda
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- Oct 15, 2026
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