Research
Below are links to the digital archival deposits of Teotepec Chatino and other Chatino languages. And, a list of some of my presentations and invited talks.
Digital Archival Collections
The Archive of the Indigenous Languages of Latin America (AILLA) - The University of Texas at Austin
Endangered Language Archive (ELAR) - School of Oriental and Asian (SOAS) - The University of Lodon
These archival deposits are from the research conducted as part of the IGS grant 0098 awarded to me by the ELDP from the School of Oriental and Asian Studies at the University of London. The AILLA deposit is fully curated and available in both Spanish and English interfaces. The ELAR deposit is still under construction and will be available when all the resources are uploaded.
Both of these collections are also part of a larger collection made by the Chatino Langauge Documentation Project (CLDP) at the University of Texas at Austin. These archives also contain many other indigenous langauge resources.
Papers - Presentations - Invited Talks
Campbell, Eric C., Emiliana Cruz Cruz, Justin D. McIntosh & Anthony C. Woodbury. 2023. El proyecto de la
documentación de las lenguas chatinas después de 20 años: Como ha sobrevivido y prosperado. Presented at the
Conference on the Indigenous Languages of Latin America (CILLA). Austin, Texas. October 11.
Campbell. Eric. W, Justin D. McIntosh. 2023. La utilidad lingüística. Invited talk. Encuentro del 20 Aniversario de
Proyecto de la Documentacíon de las Lenguas Chatinas. Centro de Investigación y Estudios Superiores en Social
Antropología (CIESAS). Mexico City, Mexico. July 15.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2023. La Historia del Proyecto de la Documentación del Chatino Oriental de Santa Luca Teotepec.
Invited talk. Encuentro del 20 Aniversario del Proyecto de la Documentación de las Lenguas Chatinas.
Centro de Investigación y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social (CIESAS). Mexico City, Mexico. July 14
Duarte-Borquez, Claudia, Claudia Juárez Chávez, & Justin D. McIntosh. 2019. An Introduction to San Juan Piñas Mixtec. Presented at the Workshop on American Indigenous Languages (WAIL). Santa Barbara, California. May 10.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2019. ¿Qué es el Tono?, Talleres Otomangues - Taller de Textos. Invited talk. Biblioteca de Investigación, Juan de Córdova. Oaxaca, Mexico. June 18. (link)
McIntosh, Justin D. 2019. Theorization of Documentary and Descriptive Linguistics in the Context of the Chatino Language Documentation Project. Invited talk. 28th Annual CSUF Linguistics Symposium. California State University. Fullerton, California. April 30. (link)
McIntosh, Justin D. 2018. Tone and Long Distance Tone Sandhi in the Eastern Chatino Language of Santa Lucía Teotepec. Plenary talk. Sound Systems of Latin America III. University of Massachusetts, Amherst. October 21.(link)
McIntosh, Justin D. 2018. Teoría y Práctica de la Documentación de Lenguas: Documentación y Descripción Lingüística. Invited talk. Escuela de Antropología e Historia del Norte de México (EAHNM).Chihuahua, Mexico. September 03. (link)
Woodbury, Anthony C., McIntosh, Justin D. 2018. Producción, Transcripción y Edición de Textos con ELAN. Invited
talk. Primer Congreso Internacional de Fomento a la Lectura en Lenguas Indígenas - Biblioteca de Investigación,
Juan de Córdova. Oaxaca, Mexico. June 16. (link)
McIntosh, Justin D. 2018. Métodos y Técnicas para la Generación y Producción de Materials Literarias Comunitarias. Invited talk. Centro de Investigaci ́on y Estudios Superiores en Antropolog ́ıa Social (CIESAS). Mexico City,
Mexico.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2018. Grammatical Tone in Teotepec Eastern Chatino. Invited talk. Presented at the University of California, San Diego - Field and Phonology Lab. February 12.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2017. Language Documentation and the Creation of Literacy Materials. Invited talk. Presented at
the University of California, Santa Barbara Linguistics Department’s Seminar on Documentary Linguistics and Field Methods. November 6.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2017. Tone Sandhi in Teotepec Eastern Chatino: A Reanalysis of Lexical Tones HL and ML. Invited talk. Presented at the University of California, Santa Barbara Linguistics Department’s Seminar on Tone Languages. February 27.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2017. Long Distance Tone Sandhi in Teotepec Eastern Chatino. Presented at the annual meeting of the Society of the Study of Indigenous Languages of the Americas (SSILA). Austin, Texas. January 7.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2017. The Terrence Kaufman Collection Language Surveys at the Archive for the Indigenous Languages of Latin America (AILLA). Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Society of the Study of
Indigenous Languages of the Americas (SSILA). Austin, Texas. January 7.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2016. Teotepec Eastern Chatino Tone. Invited talk. Presented at the University of Texas at Austin Documentary Linguistics Lab. April 29.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2016. Teotepec Eastern Chatino Inflectional Classes. Presented at the annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America. Portland, Oregon. January 8.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2015. Tone Sandhi in Teotepec Eastern Chatino. Invited talk. Presented at the University of California, San Diego - Field and Phonology Lab. November 16.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2013. Morfología Verbal del Chatino Oriental de Santa Lucía Teotepec. McIntosh, Justin D. and Reginaldo Quintas Figueroa. Presented at The Workshop on Inflection and Morphology of the Languages of Mesoamerica (link). San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. June 17.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2012. El Sandhi del Chatino de Santa Lucía Teotepec. Invited talk. Presented at Centro Académico y Cultural San Pablo Antiguo. Oaxaca, Mexico. Tone Workshop for Linguist-Speakers of Languages of Mesoamerica. June 19.
McIntosh, Justin D. 2009. La Lengua Chatina en Teotepec. McIntosh, Justin D. and Anthony C. Woodbury. Invited talk. Lecture series, La concientización al estudio. Santa Lucía Teotepec, Oaxaca, Mexico. June 22.
"It would be naïve to imagine that any analysis of experience is dependent on pattern expressed in language. Any concept, whether or not it forms part of the system of grammatical categories, can be conveyed in any language. If a notion is lacking in a given series, it implies a different configuration and not a lack of expressive power."
Edward Sapir "American Indian Grammatical Categories", edited by Morris Swadesh in Word, 2 (1946)