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Revision as of 11:40, 23 November 2022
Definition
- Language exists in a natural ecology: this approach investigates how language relates to the biological and ecosystemic surroundings (topography, climate, fauna, flora, etc.). Steffensen and Fill (2014: 7)
- Climate change
Related linguistic fields
- Linguistic typological studies about the relation between language and geography (Caleb Everett).
Possible research questions
