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1551. Reference : MM-1-21-109
| Moerman refers to Douglas’ work (1971) on conducting social studies by looking at everyday life, noting that it is important to look at specific situations and the views of the members of a society. | Punch card
1552. Reference : MM-1-21-110
| Moerman cites the work of the anthropologist Tambiah (1968) on the relationship between words and their context. The meaning of words reveals power, which in turn has an influence on belief. This is demonstrated, for example, in the relationship between words and religions (gods) in many cultures including Hindu, Egyptian and Sumerians. | Punch card
1553. Reference : MM-1-21-111
| Moerman refers to Pittenger et al (1960) on the issue of language and communication behavior. | Punch card
1554. Reference : MM-1-21-112
| Moerman refers to Pittenger et al (1960) on the issue of language pronunciation. | Punch card
1555. Reference : MM-1-21-113
| Moerman argues that watching movies will help foreigners understand local residents and local culture, saying that this method is suitable for training anthropologists and those who travel abroad. | Punch card
1556. Reference : MM-1-21-114
| Moerman refers to Pittenger et al (1960) on issues related to language, including its value for communication and language meaning. | Punch card
1557. Reference : MM-1-21-115
| Moerman refers to Pittenger et al (1960) on issues related to language. | Punch card
1558. Reference : MM-1-21-116
| Moerman refers to Pittenger et al (1960) on conversations with therapists and their role in therapy. | Punch card
1559. Reference : MM-1-21-117
| Moerman refers to the work of the linguist Labov (1970) on dealing with language studies through studies of the speech behavior of black children. | Punch card
1560. Reference : MM-1-21-118
| Moerman refers to the linguist Ganer’s views (1971) on the work of the linguists Katz and Postal. | Punch card
