All Stories

  1. Dogon pseudo-subjects with or without true subjects

    Article • Studies in Language, September 2022, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath, Mr Vadim Viktorovitch Dyachkov

  2. Origins of Dogon NP tonosyntax

    Article • Diachronica, June 2022, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  3. The dance of expressive adverbials (“ideophones”) in Jamsay (Dogon)

    Article • Folia Linguistica, April 2019, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  4. Caught in the middle

    Article • Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, March 2019, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  5. function and history of a Dogon pre-verbal particle expressing location and focus

    Article • Lingua, October 2018, Elsevier

    Jeffrey Heath

  6. review article on T. Givon's two-volume collection of historical linguistic papers

    Article • Language Dynamics and Change, June 2018, Brill

    Jeffrey Heath

  7. Vowel-length Merger and its Consequences in Archaic Moroccan Arabic

    Article • Zeitschrift für Arabische Linguistik, January 2018, Harrassowitz Publishing House

    Jeffrey Heath

  8. discussion of "cyclicity" in historical linguistics

    Article • Studies in Language, December 2017, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  9. review of Kossmann on Ghadames Berber

    Article • Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, January 2016, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  10. Dogon adjective-numeral inversion

    Article • Linguistics, January 2016, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  11. review of M Ponsonnet book on Australian Aboriginal emotion terms and concepts

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2016, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  12. review of edited collection by Nassenstein and Hollington on mostly African urban youth speech

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2016, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  13. Imperative "subjects" in Dogon languages are not subjects.

    Article • Studies in Language, October 2015, John Benjamins

    Mr Vadim Viktorovitch Dyachkov, Jeffrey Heath

  14. Phrasal grammatical tone in the Dogon languages

    Article • Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, August 2015, Springer Science + Business Media

    Jeffrey Heath

  15. how Moroccan Arabic got possessive markers d(i) and dyal

    Article • Diachronica, March 2015, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  16. Dogon grammatical tone patterns triggered only by 3-part syntactic combinations

    Article • Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, January 2015, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  17. double book review of two books on syntactic theory and the origin of language

    Article • Linguistic Typology, January 2015, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  18. functional typology of antipassive constructions in languages

    Article • Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society, June 2014, Semantics and Pragmatics

    Jeffrey Heath

  19. review of an edited collection of papers on quantification in various languages

    Article • Linguistic Typology, January 2014, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  20. review article on a book by R Langacker

    Article • Language, January 2014, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  21. Review Article on Langacker 2009: Online Supplement

    Article • Language, January 2014, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  22. Lisa Matthewson (ed.), Quantification: A cross-linguistic perspective

    Article • Linguistic Typology, January 2013, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  23. A grammar of Mian, by Sebastian Fedden

    Article • Linguistic Typology, January 2013, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  24. Historical Linguistics and the Comparative Study of African Languages by Gerrit Dimmendaal

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2013, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  25. Secret Manipulations: Language and Context in Africa by Anne Storch

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2013, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  26. The Languages of Urban Africa ed. by Fiona McLaughlin

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2013, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  27. the semantics of Dogon noun modifiers determines their effect on noun tones

    Article • Language, January 2013, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  28. Creoles, Their Substrates, and Language Typology ed. by Claire Lefebvre (review)

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2012, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  29. Multi-Verb Constructions: A View from the Americas (review)

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2012, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  30. Sociolinguistic Typology: Social Determinants of Linguistic Complexity by Peter Trudgill

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2012, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  31. The Songhay language of Hombori, Mali, has rapidly developed head-marking in nouns

    Article • Diachronica, May 2011, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  32. The linguistics of eating and drinking, edited by John Newman

    Article • Linguistic Typology, January 2010, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  33. Typology of clausal boundary marking devices

    Article • Linguistic Typology, January 2010, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  34. review of a book by Zúñiga on Native American languages

    Article • Studies in Language, October 2009, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  35. Cognitive Set and Lexicalization Strategy in Dogon Action Verbs

    Article • Anthropological Linguistics, January 2009, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  36. Recent case work reviewed

    Article • Linguistic Typology, January 2009, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  37. A Grammar of Jamsay

    Article • May 2008, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  38. Stretching ablaut: Morphological adaptation of new *CCu and *CCi stems in Moroccan Arabic

    Article • February 2007, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  39. Bidirectional Case-marking and Linear Adjacency

    Article • Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, July 2006, Springer Science + Business Media

    Jeffrey Heath

  40. A Grammar of Tamashek (Tuareg of Mali)

    Article • January 2005, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  41. 3. Coordination

    Article • January 2004, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  42. 6. Arabic derivational ablaut, processing strategies, and consonantal “roots”

    Article • April 2003, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  43. Understanding Arabic: Essays in Contemporary Arabic Linguistics in Honor of El-Said Badawi

    Article • Language, September 1998, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  44. vocalic sound symbolism as a driving factor in sociophonetics

    Article • Current Anthropology, August 1998, University of Chicago Press

    Jeffrey Heath

  45. how certain Australian languages repaired their morphology with new material.

    Article • Diachronica, January 1997, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  46. Tempus-Aspekt-Modus: Die lexikalischen und grammatischen Formen in den germanischen Sprachen

    Article • Language, March 1996, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  47. Tense Systems in European Languages

    Article • Language, March 1996, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  48. From Discourse to Logic: Introduction to Modeltheoretic Semantics of Natural Language, Formal Logic and Discourse Representation Theory

    Article • Language, December 1995, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  49. Studies in Comparative Pama-Nyungan

    Article • Language, December 1994, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  50. Review

    Article • International Journal of Applied Linguistics, June 1994, Wiley

    Jeffrey Heath

  51. Syntax: A Functional-Typological Introduction

    Article • Language, December 1992, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  52. Colori e lessico: Studi sulla struttura semantica degli aggettivi di colore in catalano, castigliano, italiano, romeno, latino e ungherese

    Article • Language, December 1990, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  53. Hilflose Nähe?

    Article • Language, December 1986, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  54. Interlanguage

    Article • Language, December 1986, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  55. Pidginization and Creolization: The Case of Arabic

    Article • Language, December 1986, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  56. Syntactic and lexical aspects of nonconfigurationality in Nunggubuyu (Australia)

    Article • Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, August 1986, Springer Science + Business Media

    Jeffrey Heath

  57. : Nunggubuyu Myths and Ethnographic Texts . Jeffrey Heath. ; Nunggubuyu Dictionary . Jeffrey Heath. ; Functional Grammar of Nunggubuyu . Jeffrey Heath.

    Article • American Anthropologist, March 1986, Wiley

    Jeffrey Heath

  58. Nunggubuyu myths and ethnographic texts By Jeffrey Heath, and: Nunggubuyu dictionary By Jeffrey Heath, and: Functional grammar of Nunggubuyu By Jeffrey Heath

    Article • Language, January 1986, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  59. Syntax: A functional-typological introduction, I By Talmy Givón

    Article • Language, January 1986, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  60. Chem'ivillu' (Let's Speak Cahuilla)

    Article • Language, June 1985, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  61. Funktionsanalyse von kana yaf c alu: Ein Beitrag zur Verbalsyntax des Althocharabischen, mit besonderer Berucksichtigung der Tempus- und Aspektproblematik

    Article • Language, March 1985, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  62. The Nubi language of Kibera: An Arabic creole By Bernd Heine

    Article • Language, January 1984, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  63. Referential tracking in Nunggubuyu

    Article • January 1983, John Benjamins

    Jeffrey Heath

  64. R. M. W. Dixon and J. Blake Barry (eds.) Handbook of Australian languages, Vol. 1. Amsterdam: John Benjamins B.V., 1979. Pp. xviii + 390.

    Article • Journal of Linguistics, March 1982, Cambridge University Press

    Jeffrey Heath

  65. Linguistic diffusion in Arnhem Land By Jeffrey Heath, and: Ngandi grammar, texts, and dictionary By Jeffrey Heath

    Article • Language, January 1982, Project Muse

    Jeffrey Heath

  66. The Languages of Native America: Historical and Comparative Assessment. LYLE CAMPBELL and MARIANNE MITHUN

    Article • American Ethnologist, November 1981, Wiley

    Jeffrey Heath

  67. large-scale lexical borrowing among Australian Aboriginal languages

    Article • Language, June 1981, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  68. A Kalkatungu Grammar

    Article • Language, June 1981, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  69. Dyirbal ergativity: counter-rejoinder to Dixon

    Article • Linguistics, January 1980, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  70. Book review

    Article • Linguistics, January 1980, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  71. Cahuilla Grammar. Hansjakob Seiler

    Article • International Journal of American Linguistics, October 1979, University of Chicago Press

    Jeffrey Heath

  72. A grammar of Yidin

    Article • Language, September 1979, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  73. Is Dyirbal ergative?

    Article • Linguistics, January 1979, De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath

  74. case systems in the Choctaw language (Mississippi)

    Article • Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society, September 1977, Semantics and Pragmatics

    Jeffrey Heath

  75. Non-Distinct Arguments in Uto-Aztecan

    Article • Language, June 1977, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  76. Uto-Aztecan Morphophonemics

    Article • International Journal of American Linguistics, January 1977, University of Chicago Press

    Jeffrey Heath

  77. functional trade-offs in grammar, across languages

    Article • Language, March 1975, JSTOR

    Jeffrey Heath

  78. : Morphologie des Verbs im Cahuilla . Anna Fuchs.

    Article • American Anthropologist, August 1972, Wiley

    Jeffrey Heath

  79. conjugation markers (verb suffixes) are cognate across PN and non-PN

    Article • De Gruyter

    Jeffrey Heath