Anthropological linguistics as a branch of linguistics

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The article considers anthropolinguistics, anthropological linguistics as a branch of linguistics that studies the evolution of human thinking based on its reflection in the corresponding evolution of the language. The main reason for this section is the fact that the majority of cultural transformations, the history of human knowledge, and a lot of socially innovative.

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