Linguistic Anthropology

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1 Linguistic Anthropology JOURNAL OF Volume 28 Number 2 August 2018 A publication of the Society for Linguistic Anthropology, a section of the American Anthropological Association Published by Wiley Blackwell

2 Editor-in-Chief Paul Kockelman (Yale University) Book Review Editor Brigittine French (Grinnell College) Editorial Board Asif Agha (University of Pennsylvania) Mary Bucholtz (University of California, Santa Barbara) Alessandro Duranti (University of California, Los Angeles) Paul Garrett (Temple University) Miyako Inoue (Stanford University) Alexandra Jaffe (California State University, Long Beach) Judith Irvine (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) Elizabeth Keating (University of Texas, Austin) Paul Manning (Trent University)

3 Information for Contributors Journal of Linguistic Anthropology, the journal of the Society for Linguistic Anthropology, welcomes contributions of relevance to linguistic anthropology. All research articles should develop general theoretical implications and larger issues of debate in addition to presenting results. Submissions should not normally exceed 10,000 words (inclusive of notes but not bibliography). Authors wishing to submit other genres (such as critical essays, interviews, commentaries, discussions or brief translations) should consult with the editor in advance. Reviews of recent books in linguistic anthropology and closely related topics are typically commissioned by the book review editor. Prospective book review authors should contact the book review editor. The Journal of Linguistic Anthropology follows the Chicago Manual of Style (16th edition, University of Chicago Press, 2003) for most matters of style, including hyphenation, capitalization, punctuation, abbreviations, and grammar, and Merriam-Webster s Third Collegiate Dictionary (10th edition, 2000) for spelling. For further details please consult the American Anthropological Association Style Guide at: Online submission. The journal has moved to an online submission and editorial system. Authors should go to the following web page to submit manuscripts: mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jla. Pre-submission queries can be sent to the editors at paul.kockelman@yale.edu. Manuscripts must be double-spaced using a standard Times New Roman 12 point font as the default font, including quotations and excerpts, notes, references, tables and figure captions. Margins throughout the manuscript must be at least one inch; the right margin should not be justified. Papers that require special fonts should include those fonts as attachments with the submission. Using page breaks (not section breaks) divide (1) the title page, with the complete title and author(s) name, affiliation and correspondence address and a 100 word abstract; (2) the article text, notes, and references; (3) each figure or table with captions on a separate sheet. All pages of the manuscript should be numbered consecutively. Notes should be formatted as numerical endnotes and should be formatted to come at the end of the section, and a single continuous section break should be placed between the article text and the references. References. All entries in the reference list must be cited in the text and vice versa. In text, references are cited in parentheses, with last name(s), year of publication, and, where necessary, page numbers. The reference list should be ordered alphabetically by author s last name, with author listed on one line (if more than one author, only the primary author s last name should be placed before the first name), followed by date of publication, title and then publisher s city and name. No underlining or boldface should be used in the reference list. All content words in all titles should be capitalized. Tables. Number tables consecutively in the order in which they appear in the text. Each table should have a caption. The caption and body of the table should be double-spaced. Figures. Artwork for figures must be camera-ready that is, a digital file (files should be at least 300 dpi and should be in TIFF, EPS, or Photoshop formats only). For initial submissions jpeg or digital files of other formats embedded in the actual document are fine. Authors should be prepared to secure permissions for all images to avoid delay of publication. Phonetics. All phonetic characters should be limited to the International Phonetic Alphabet. Send correspondence to: Paul Kockelman Yale University Department of Anthropology 10 Sachem Street New Haven, CT USA paul.kockelman@yale.edu JLA Website:

4 JOURNAL OF Linguistic Anthropology Volume 28 Number 2 August 2018 Contents ARTICLES The C-Word Meets the N-Word : The Slur-Once-Removed and the Discursive Construction of Reverse Racism Anna Bax Wor(l)d-Building: Simulation and Metaphor at the Mars Desert Research Station Alexis Black There s No Way This Isn't Racist : White Woman Teachers and Raciolinguistic Ideologies of Teaching Code-Switching Julia Daniels Smell Is Coded in Grammar and Frequent in Discourse: Cha palaa Olfactory Language in Cross-Linguistic Perspective Simeon Floyd, Lila San Roque, Asifa Majid When Linguists and Speakers Do Not Agree: The Endangered Grammar of Verbal Art in West Africa Tatiana Nikitinia Moral Biocitizenship: Discursively Managing Food and the Body after Bariatric Surgery Cindy SturtzSreetharan BOOK REVIEWS

5 JOURNAL OF Linguistic Anthropology Volume 28 Number 2 August 2018 CONTENTS Articles The C-Word Meets the N-Word : The Slur-Once-Removed and the Discursive Construction of Reverse Racism Anna Bax Wor(l)d-Building: Simulation and Metaphor at the Mars Desert Research Station Alexis Black There s No Way This Isn t Racist : White Woman Teachers and Raciolinguistic Ideologies of Teaching Code-Switching Julia Daniels Smell Is Coded in Grammar and Frequent in Discourse: Cha palaa Olfactory Language in Cross-Linguistic Perspective Simeon Floyd, Lila San Roque, Asifa Majid When Linguists and Speakers Do Not Agree: The Endangered Grammar of Verbal Art in West Africa Tatiana Nikitinia Moral Biocitizenship: Discursively Managing Food and the Body after Bariatric Surgery Cindy SturtzSreetharan Book Reviews The Sound of Navajo Country: Music, Language, and Diné Belonging Kristina M. Jacobsen Thank You for Dying for Our Country: Commemorative Texts and Performances in Jerusalem Chaim Noy Signing and Belonging in Nepal Erika Hoffmann-Dilloway...245

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