The Works of Thomas Cedric Smith-Stark

Las Obras de Thomas Cedric Smith-Stark

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Idioma de la colecciónzapoteco de Chichicapan
otomangue
chinanteco de San Juan Lealao
amuzgo bajo del este
zapoteco
poqomam
náhuatl clásico
chatino oriental de San Juan Quiahije
amuzgo
aguacateco
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TítuloLas Obras de Thomas Cedric Smith-Stark
PaísGuatemala
México
RecopiladorSmith-Stark, Thomas C.
DepositanteSmith Aguilar, Ana
Sitio web del proyecto / recopilador
Descripción [Indígena]
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DescripciónEsta colección consta de las obras, ponencias y volantes publicados y no publicados de Thomas Cedric Smith Stark, que trabajó en el Colegio de México por 28 años.
Referencia
AILLA Administrative Documents - Smith Stark
Amuzgo as an active language
Amuzgo Verb Inflection
The Antipassive in Jilotepequeño Pocomam
Antonio del Rincón's Nahuatl spelling
The cathechistic trilogy: Grammars, vocabularies and catechisms in New Spain as instruments of linguistic normalization policy
Chichicapan Zapotec personal names, surnames, nicknames and animal names
Chichicapan Zapotec verb classes
Colonial Mixtec orthography in Alvarado 1593
Colonial orthography and phonology of the Zoque language
The Colonial Valley Zapotec TAM system
A commentary on the dynastic history of the city of the crossed bands
A comparison of Mexican and Brazilian sign languages
Computers and other toys for Mayan epigraphers
Counting in Koasati
The current state of Mixtecan and Zapotecan language studies
The deaf community in the New Orleans metropolitan area
A description of Las Nieves Chinantec tones
Descriptive grammar in New Spain: 1521-1645
Direction and movement in the San Luis Jilotepeque Poqomam verb phrase
Do particles exist?
Ergativity, grammatical relations, accessibility hierarchies, Pocomam, and cosmic consciousness
Ethnobiological vocabulary in San Baltasar Chichicapan Zapotec
The first Nebrija from the Indies: Notes on a new edition of Alonso de Molina's Vocabulario
Francisco Belmar's philological work: Editing grammars of Sierra Zapotec and the Valley Zapotec of Gaspar de los Reyes (1704)
Gods, priests, and sacrifice: A look at Zapotec religion through Juan de Córdova's Vocabvlario en lengva çapoteca (1578)
Index for Indigenous Languages of Oaxaca
Indifferent talk for anywhere
Indigenous Mexican languages: The collective art of thought
The influence of Nahuatl in Juan de Córdova's Vocabvlario en lengva çapoteca
The input of New Spain's bilingual dictionaries to Spanish lexicography
Instrumental voice in Jilotepequeño Pocomam
Jilotepequeño Pocomam texts
Juan de Córdova as a lexicographer
The Kama Sutra and Maya positionals
A letter from some inhabitants of Tōchpan to the King of Spain
The lexicalization of perception
Lexicography in New Spain (1492-1611)
Lexicostatistical studies of the Mixe-Zoque family
Lexicostatistical studies of the Totonacan family
Linguistic diffusion in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico
Loanwords between Spanish and San Baltasar Chichicapan Zapotec
The many names of God
The Mayan antipassive Some facts and fictions
Mayan glyphic corpus computerization project
Meso-America as a linguistic area
Mesoamerican calques
Mexican Sign Language
Morphology in Mexican Sign Language (LSM)
Negation in Koasati
Notes on Proto-Mayan verb morphology
Notes on the evolution of Nahuatl orthography
Notes on the historical development of San Pablo Güilá Zapotec
Ordinal numbers -- A Mesoamerican perspective
The origin of corn
Peñafiel's San Baltasar Chichicapan Zapotec vocabulary (1887)
Persistence, loss, and renovation in Pocomam and Tzotzil intransitive roots
A philological fable
Phoneme frequency in some Mesoamerican languages
Phonological Description in New Spain
Phrasis in 16th century grammars from New Spain
Pied-piping with inversion in information questions Another syntactic trait of the Mesoamerican linguistic area
The Plurality Split
Positionals and affects in Jilotepequeño Pocomam
Positional verbs as auxiliaries and the genesis of the progressive in Chichicapan Zapotec
Predicate nominal and transitive verbal expressions of interpersonal relations
Properties and adjectives in Chichicapan Zapotec
Prosodic types of syllables in San Baltasar Chichicapan
Proto-Mayan -oq The intransitive irrealis suffix
Q in some Mayan languages
Reflections on a catalog of Mexicos indigenous languages
Rincón and Carochi the Jesuit tradition of Nahuatl description
The road to Zaguita: Reflections on the conservation of Indomexican languages
Sapir's method for establishing remote genetic relationships
Soltec and Western Zapotec: An appreciation from Peñafiel's vocabularies
Some hypotheses on syntactic and morphological aspects of Proto-Mayan
Some observations on possession classification systems in Mesoamerica
Some Zapotec isoglosses
A stemma for manuscripts to learn a Mexican language (1547) by Andrés de Olmos
Structure and meaning in Juan de Córdova's sixteenth century Zapotec dictionary
The structure of the Zapotec piyè
Suppletion according to the recipient of 'give' in some Otomanguean languages
Table of lexemes
Thief and burning someone's leg Two Zapotec calques
Three Colonial Zapotec documents from San Antonio Ocotlán
Tinkered pans, charlock, coulter and share- Revising Thompson's Catalog
Towards lexical characterology
Transcription and editing of alphabetic texts
Transitive nouns and split possessive paradigms in Central Guerrero Nahuatl
Transitivity and intransitivity A Mesoamerican perspective
Transitivity and semantic roles in Zapotec
The use of theoretically possible roots as an elicitation technique The case of Chichicapan Zapotec
Women, music, and wine The happy life of 16th Century Zapotecs
Za metaphilosophy
Zapotec culture through the Vocabvlario of Friar Juan de Córdova
Zapoteco geography, demography and vitality
Zapotec orthography in Friar Juan de Córdova's Vocabvlario
The Zapotec progressive

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