Jeff Heath
I am a field linguist who has worked successively on Australian languages (1972-76), Maghrebi and Hassaniya Arabic (1977-90), and since 1989 on languages of Mali: Tamashek (Berber), several Songhay languages, and since 2005 I have directed a team project on Dogon languages. We are hoping to extend the project to SW Burkina Faso languages.. Teaching interests include tonosyntax, morphology, cognitive semantics, and cross-linguistic grammatical analysis. |
With a Tuareg speaker (left) in Timbuktu |
Dogon project website (includes flora-fauna guides and images, lexicon search functions, texts, geography with village images, short lexical video clips, and documentary videos)
curriculum vitae
unpublished and in-progress articles (some only half-written)
unpublished grammars: Dogon languages
unpublished texts: Dogon languages
unpublished works: Songhay languages (West Africa)
works on Nunggubuyu (Australia) published by AIAS
courses taught (since 2008)