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Michael Halliday
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Michael Halliday Gold

Australian linguist (1925-2018)

13 Apr 1925 to 15 Apr 2018

Michael Halliday was an Australian linguist (1925-2018). Born 1925 in Leeds. Associated with University College London, University of Edinburgh, University of Sydney.

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Who is Michael Halliday?
Michael Halliday was an Australian linguist (1925-2018). Born 1925 in Leeds. Associated with University College London, University of Edinburgh, University of Sydney.
What does Michael Halliday do?
Michael Halliday is known as linguist, philosopher, pedagogue.
Where did Michael Halliday study?
Michael Halliday studied at Peking University.
What are Michael Halliday's skills?
linguistics.
When was Michael Halliday born?
Michael Halliday was born on 1925-04-13 in Leeds.
What awards has Michael Halliday received?
honorary doctor of the University of Athens, honorary doctor of the University of Birmingham, honorary doctor of the Beijing Normal University, doctor honoris causa from the University of Nancy, honorary doctorate.
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Born
1925-04-13, Leeds
Died
2018-04-15, Sydney
Citizenship
United Kingdom, Australia
Occupations
linguist, philosopher, pedagogue, university teacher, sinologist
Affiliations
Academia Europaea, British Academy
Also known as
Michael Alexander Kirkwood Halliday, M. A. K. Halliday, Prof. Michael A. K. Halliday
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Awards

  • honorary doctor of the University of Athens
  • honorary doctor of the University of Birmingham
  • honorary doctor of the Beijing Normal University 2011
  • doctor honoris causa from the University of Nancy 1968
  • honorary doctorate 2002
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Languages
English
Expertise
linguistics

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