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• Sociology of language
• Otomanguean family of Amerindian languages
• Ethnomethodology of culture
• The acquisition and loss of language
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Dr. Alejandro José De la Mora Ochoa
He was a Professor in the Department of Social Relations
of the Division of Social Sciences and Humanities.
Joined the institution in the year of 1981 and retired in 2024.
Xochimilco Campus
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Research
• The culture that produces meanings• Sociology of language
• Otomanguean family of Amerindian languages
• Ethnomethodology of culture
• The acquisition and loss of language
Profile
Professor Alejandro José De la Mora Ochoa earned a Ph.D. in Anthropology from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) at the Institute of Anthropological Research. He taught at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, the National Autonomous University of Mexico, and the University of La Plata (Argentina).
He served as the Coordinator of the Seminar on Otomanguean Languages and advised approximately fifty undergraduate, master’s, and specialization theses on topics related to phonology, intonation, discourse analysis, language and culture, ethnomethodology, and language acquisition and loss.