This handbook is broken into sections with chapters written by experts in the field of linguistics discussing how language is formed and how linguistics is studied especially within the larger field of anthropology.

This book takes a deep look at key concepts within the field of linguistics giving an overview of the field and the methods scholars use to understand the use of language in culture.

This book is a good beginner’s guide to linguistics, providing both detailed and easy to understand explanations around the study of language, what can be understood about culture by studying language, and also providing information about then current research in the field.

This collection of articles and essays works to re-exam the field of linguistics as a whole instead of fragmented into different subfields and how both subfields can be brought together to build a more complete understanding of language and culture.

This book aids researchers and students in the research process in linguistic anthropology, starting from finding a research topic and question all the way to writing and publishing. This book has chapters by academics in the field, sharing tips and information they have learned from experience.