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Jeffrey Heath

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University of Michigan

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Linguistics

Middle East Studies

Jeffrey Heath is currently serving as a Linguistics Professor at University of Michigan.

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linguistics language grammar syntax general linguistics applied linguistics structural linguistics linguistic theory comparative grammar phonology historical linguistics syntactic structure morphology linguistic typology grammatical formalism theoretical linguistics phonetics morphology (linguistics) communication east asian languages indigenous languages dogon language family middle eastern studies textual practice natural language unification grammar syntactic parsing moroccan arabic dictionary humburi senni poetics language learning english language reading research social science research fish biology zoology fishery research avian biology agronomy anthropological theory social anthropology african studies personality science personality psychology categorial grammar type theory semantic analysis (linguistics) type systems combinatorics on words dependency linguistics genetic diversity organismic biology aquatic organisms symbolic techniques regional relevance indigenous peoples linguistic diversity phonology morphology class analysis identity politics class conflict indigenous studies cultural texts muslim dialects hermit crabs affix substitution dogon languages phrasal grammatical tone dogon nps reference restriction bidirectional case-marking linear adjacency subject versus addressee dogon imperatives dogon adjective-numeral inversion dogul dom multilingualism sociolinguistics west africa language variation

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Notable Scholarly Works

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A Grammar of Bangime. De Gruyter eBooks (2022)

Jeffrey HeathAbbie Hantgan

comparative grammarlinguisticsliteraturegrammargeneral linguisticslanguage

A Grammar of Tiranige (Dogon, Mali). Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2022)

Heath, Jeffrey

phonologygrammatical formalismlinguisticsgrammarapplied linguisticsmorphology (linguistics)context (linguistics)syntaxgeneral linguisticslanguageeast asian languagesstructural linguisticssyntactic structure

Dogon Pseudo-Subjects With or Without True Subjects. Studies in Language (2022)

Jeffrey HeathVadim Dyachkov

philosophy of languagelinguisticstheoretical linguisticstrue subjectsdogon pseudo-subjectslanguage

Onset Prominence in Wubuy Reduplication. Proceedings of the Annual Meetings on Phonology (2022)

Kevin RyanJeffrey Heath

phonologyphoneticswubuy reduplicationlinguistics

Origins of Dogon Np Tonosyntax. Diachronica (2022)

Jeffrey Heath

biologydogon np tonosyntaxevolutionary biologygenetics

A Grammar of Tebul Ure (Dogon, Mali). Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2020)

Jeffrey Heath

syntaxgrammarlinguisticslanguage

Converging Tonosyntactic Supercategories: Crossing the Noun-Verb Barrier in Jamsay. Anthropological linguistics (2020)

Jeffrey Heath

ethnographyanthropologylinguisticsnoun-verb barriertonosyntactic supercategorieslinguistic anthropologylanguageindigenous languagessociolinguistics

Kinship Terms and Kinship Systems. The International Encyclopedia of Linguistic Anthropology (2020)

Jeffrey Heath

indigenous peoplesanthropologylinguisticssociocultural anthropologykinship systemslinguistic diversitykinship termscultural anthropologylinguistic anthropologysocial anthropologyanthropological theorylanguagesociolinguistics

Striking Genetic Diversity Among Populations of West Africa Uncovers the Mystery of a Language Isolate. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Hiba BabikerJeffrey HeathFloyd ReedStephan SchiffelsRussell D. Gray

west africasocial science researchlanguage isolategenetic diversitysocial sciencesevolutionary biologyhuman geneticspopulation geneticsgenetics

The Dance of Expressive Adverbials (“Ideophones”) in Jamsay (Dogon). Folia Linguistica (2019)

Jeffrey Heath

phonologylinguisticsdanceexpressive adverbialslinguistic theorylanguagesyntaxphonetics

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Jeffrey Heath

Professor

University of Michigan

Affiliations

Linguistics

Middle East Studies

Jeffrey Heath is currently serving as a Linguistics Professor at University of Michigan.

Honors

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Grammar of Bangime. De Gruyter eBooks (2022)

Jeffrey HeathAbbie Hantgan

comparative grammarlinguisticsliteraturegrammargeneral linguisticslanguage

A Grammar of Tiranige (Dogon, Mali). Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2022)

Heath, Jeffrey

Dogon Pseudo-Subjects With or Without True Subjects. Studies in Language (2022)

Jeffrey HeathVadim Dyachkov

philosophy of languagelinguisticstheoretical linguisticstrue subjectsdogon pseudo-subjectslanguage

Onset Prominence in Wubuy Reduplication. Proceedings of the Annual Meetings on Phonology (2022)

Kevin RyanJeffrey Heath

phonologyphoneticswubuy reduplicationlinguistics

Origins of Dogon Np Tonosyntax. Diachronica (2022)

Jeffrey Heath

biologydogon np tonosyntaxevolutionary biologygenetics

A Grammar of Tebul Ure (Dogon, Mali). Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2020)

Jeffrey Heath

syntaxgrammarlinguisticslanguage

Converging Tonosyntactic Supercategories: Crossing the Noun-Verb Barrier in Jamsay. Anthropological linguistics (2020)

Jeffrey Heath

ethnographyanthropologylinguisticsnoun-verb barriertonosyntactic supercategorieslinguistic anthropologylanguageindigenous languagessociolinguistics

Kinship Terms and Kinship Systems. The International Encyclopedia of Linguistic Anthropology (2020)

Jeffrey Heath

Striking Genetic Diversity Among Populations of West Africa Uncovers the Mystery of a Language Isolate. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Hiba BabikerJeffrey HeathFloyd ReedStephan SchiffelsRussell D. Gray

west africasocial science researchlanguage isolategenetic diversitysocial sciencesevolutionary biologyhuman geneticspopulation geneticsgenetics

The Dance of Expressive Adverbials (“Ideophones”) in Jamsay (Dogon). Folia Linguistica (2019)

Jeffrey Heath

phonologylinguisticsdanceexpressive adverbialslinguistic theorylanguagesyntaxphonetics

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