Culture, Language, and Society

able accept according activities actual already alternative anthropologists arrangements associated attribute become behavior beliefs called commitment competent concepts concern conduct consider considerations consists continue contrast course customary customs deal describe developed dialect discussion distinct effects English example expectations experience expressed feel follow forms function give given governing human important individual interests involved kind knowledge language largely learning limits linguistic matter meaning mutual nature object observed operate organization particular patterns perceive person phonemes phonological Pidgin play pool population possible predict principles problem propositions public culture recipes reference regard relation relationships represented requirements role routines rules selection semantic sense serve share similar situation skills social society society's sound speak speakers speech standards structure symbolic things tion traditions Truk Trukese understanding units values variance versions vowel wants