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Dr. Amy Paugh

Professor of Anthropology

James Madison University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Dr. Amy Paugh is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor of Anthropology at James Madison University.

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Dr. Amy Paugh

James Madison University

Professor of Anthropology

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language sociolinguistics culture indigenous languages language culture sociology multilingualism language education code-switching children's literature bilingual education anthropology language pedagogy socioeconomic status work-family interface west indies language learning child language intercultural studies applied linguistics family relations language localisation dual-earner american families role play language socialization child development language teaching language policy world english family issues foodways household labor multilingual play everyday moments imaginary play language ideologies popular culture food systems american studies food policy cultural economy developmental science developmental psychology early childhood development time perception catering food choice food service linguistic diversity family diversity intercultural communication human development language variation indigenous studies latin american studies family life endangered languages narrative representation narrative and identity verbal interactions battle every night american dinnertime interaction negotiating food caribbean village linguistic anthropological toolkit code choice local theories anthropological perspective cultural anthropology los angeles language migration cultural diversity caribbean studies

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Peer Language. The International Encyclopedia of Linguistic Anthropology (2020)

Negotiating Language Ideologies Through Imaginary Play: Children’s Code Choice and Rescaling Practices in Dominica, West Indies. Journal of Pragmatics (2019)

children's literaturelanguage cultureimaginary playlanguage educationworld englishlanguage ideologiesculturecultural studieslanguage policycode-switchingwest indieslanguagepostcolonial writingindigenous languagessociolinguistics

Poverty and Children's Language in Anthropolitical Perspective. Annual Review of Anthropology (2019)

Amy L. PaughKathleen C. Riley

children's literatureanthropologypovertychild languagelanguagesociologychild development

Poverty and Children’s Language in Anthropological Perspective. Annual Review of Anthropology (2019)

language developmentlanguage culturepovertyapplied linguisticschild languageanthropological perspectivelinguistic anthropologyendangered languageslanguageindigenous languagessociolinguistics

Food and Language: Discourses and Foodways Across Cultures. (2018)

Kathleen C. RileyAmy L. Paugh

culturediscourse analysisfoodwayslanguage

Negotiating Language Ideologies Through Imaginary Play: Children's Code Choice and Rescaling Practices in Dominica, West Indies. Journal of Pragmatics (2018)

children's literaturelanguage cultureimaginary playlanguage educationworld englishlanguage ideologiescultureapplied linguisticscultural studieslanguage policycode-switchinglanguagecode choiceindigenous languagessociolinguistics

Language Socialization in Working Families. Springer eBooks (2017)

language culturelinguisticsapplied linguisticsintercultural studieslanguage variationlanguage socializationlanguagemultilingualismsociolinguistics

Language Socialization. The Routledge Handbook of Linguistic Anthropology (2016)

What Words Bring to the Table: The Linguistic Anthropological Toolkit as Applied to the Study of Food. Journal of Linguistic Anthropology (2014)

Jillian R. CavanaughKathleen C. RileyAlexandra JaffeChristine JourdanMartha KarrebækAmy Paugh

anthropologylinguistic anthropological toolkitlinguistic anthropology

Playing With Languages: Children and Change in a Caribbean Village. (2012)

language developmentlanguage culturelanguage educationlanguage learningbilingual educationculturelanguage pedagogychild languagelanguage teachinglinguistic diversitycode-switchinglanguagecaribbean studiescaribbean villagemultilingualismindigenous languagessociolinguistics

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Dr. Amy Paugh

Professor of Anthropology

James Madison University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Dr. Amy Paugh is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor of Anthropology at James Madison University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Amy Paugh

James Madison University

Professor of Anthropology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Peer Language. The International Encyclopedia of Linguistic Anthropology (2020)

Negotiating Language Ideologies Through Imaginary Play: Children’s Code Choice and Rescaling Practices in Dominica, West Indies. Journal of Pragmatics (2019)

Poverty and Children's Language in Anthropolitical Perspective. Annual Review of Anthropology (2019)

Amy L. PaughKathleen C. Riley

children's literatureanthropologypovertychild languagelanguagesociologychild development

Poverty and Children’s Language in Anthropological Perspective. Annual Review of Anthropology (2019)

language developmentlanguage culturepovertyapplied linguisticschild languageanthropological perspectivelinguistic anthropologyendangered languageslanguageindigenous languagessociolinguistics

Food and Language: Discourses and Foodways Across Cultures. (2018)

Kathleen C. RileyAmy L. Paugh

culturediscourse analysisfoodwayslanguage

Negotiating Language Ideologies Through Imaginary Play: Children's Code Choice and Rescaling Practices in Dominica, West Indies. Journal of Pragmatics (2018)

Language Socialization in Working Families. Springer eBooks (2017)

language culturelinguisticsapplied linguisticsintercultural studieslanguage variationlanguage socializationlanguagemultilingualismsociolinguistics

Language Socialization. The Routledge Handbook of Linguistic Anthropology (2016)

What Words Bring to the Table: The Linguistic Anthropological Toolkit as Applied to the Study of Food. Journal of Linguistic Anthropology (2014)

Jillian R. CavanaughKathleen C. RileyAlexandra JaffeChristine JourdanMartha KarrebækAmy Paugh

anthropologylinguistic anthropological toolkitlinguistic anthropology

Playing With Languages: Children and Change in a Caribbean Village. (2012)

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