Text and Talk · 2013 · 43 citations · 29 references
Language StudiesAnthropologyLinguisticsDiscourse AnalysisLinguistic AnthropologySociolinguisticsDocumentary AnthropologyHuman-wildlife InteractionsInterpreting CorporaInterpretive AnthropologySyntactic AnalysisAnthropomorphic CharactersAnthropomorphic CommunicationLinguistic PatternsTelevision Discourse AnalysisTelevision Textual Analysis
Abstract Human language inevitably depicts the world from a human point of view. This article briefly reviews key positions on the use of anthropomorphic and anthropocentric language taken by scientists and discourse analysts. It then presents the data used in this investigation – a corpus of transcripts of the television series
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