The ICLAC 2025: International Conference on Linguistic Anthropology and Culture explores the intersections of linguistic anthropology and culture, focusing on the relationship between language, identity, race, environment, and societal structures.
Topics
- History of Anthropological Linguistics
- Anthropology and the human environment
- Anthropology and fields of Anthropological Linguistics
- Researches about Anthropological Linguistics
- Ideas about race, culture and peoplehood
- Archaeology and sustainability Anthropology
- Indigenous and minoritized groups
- Evolution, ecology, and environment
- Identity, heritage, and globalization
- Food, health, and society
- Applications of sociolinguistics
- Sex, gender, and sexuality
- Fundamental concepts in sociolinguistics
- Traditional sociolinguistic interview
- High prestige and low prestige varieties
- Speech community
- Differences according to class
- Social network
- Social language codes
- Class aspiration
- Elaborated code
- Restricted code
- Sociolinguistic variables
- Covert prestige
