With his wife Evelyn Griset, he lived in the village of San Miguel among the Mixtecs, where he first employed his "monolingual approach" that he'd later demonstrate in front of audiences, using gestures to learn a language without an interpreter.
Paul Postal criticized an approach developed this man for failing to distinguish between surface and underlying structures, which this man used to analyze a football game, a church service and family breakfast in one of his books. While teaching in Brazil, this man wrote an article analyzing language as a combination of "Particle, Wave, and Field", and he later incorporated those ideas into his book Rhetoric: Discovery and Change. He coined the term "behavioreme" as a more functional unit than the morpheme. With his wife Evelyn Griset, he lived in the village of San Miguel among the Mixtecs, where he first employed his "monolingual approach" that he'd later demonstrate in front of audiences, using gestures to learn a language without an interpreter. This University of Michigan thinker distinguished between the subjective understanding of language within a culture, and the detached scientific study of that language. For 10 points, name this founder of tagmemics and linguistic anthropology, who created the "emic" and "etic" dichotomy.
Paul Postal criticized an approach developed this man for failing to distinguish between surface and underlying structures, which this man used to analyze a football game, a church service and family breakfast in one of his books.
Kenneth Lee Pike