Anthropological pragmatics

Abstract

The term anthropological pragmatics has been clarified to refer to that part that is integral to linguistic anthropology, which is con-cerned with showing the use dimension in the study of linguistic phenomena whose interpretation is not related to language per se, but the interpretation of the phenomenon and the collection of its interpretation is related to the general cultural context in which it occurs, and the research directed towards clarifying the most important theoretical and applied positions for the context of the cultural situation, most notably Professor (B. Malinowski) and the opinions of Professor (J.R. Firth), the owner of the social contextual school, who adopted the idea of (situation context).