M.A.K halliday
biography timeline
1942
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M.A.K Halliday was be volunter for the national services' foreign language
training course. Halliday was choose to study Chinese language on the strength of his
success in going to differentiate tones. After 1 year 6 month training, Halliday spent a year in India with Chinese Intelligence Group doing at
counter-intelligence job.
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1945
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Halliday came back to London to teach
Chinese language. Halliday got B A Honours degree in Modern Chinese Language and Literature (Mandarin) through in London university. that was his an external degree, His studies was taken in IRC (China).
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1961
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Experience in taught languages about 13 years, Halliday was
changed his field of specialization in Chinese language to study of language (linguistics).developed and improve systemic
functional linguistics, including systemic functional grammar,combination of the foundations by his Great britain
tutor,Mr.J. R. Firth and a group of European linguists who research all project linguistic on the early
20th century, the Prague school. Halliday's paper seminar on this model was published at public.
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1954 -1958
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Halliday's got first academic position was Lecturer Assistant in Chinese language department, at Cambridge University.
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1958-1960
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Halliday was tutor in University in General
Linguistics subject after move and stay Edinburgh.
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1960-1963
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Reader
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1963-1965
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Halliday was Head in Communication Research Center at University College London, England.
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1964
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At Indiana University.Halliday was a Linguistic
Society of America Professor.
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1965 -1971
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Haklliday was lectuter and Headmaster
of Linguistics at UCL
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1972–1973
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Halliday was member in Center
for Advanced Study in the Behavioural Sciences at Stanford.
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1973–1974
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Professor
of Linguistics at the University of Illinois.
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1974
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Halliday came back at britain and teach in Essex University. He was Professor and tutor of Language and Linguistics there.
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1976-1987
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Halliday moved to Australia .halliday was Foundation Professor or Headmaster in Sydney University of Linguistics subject, where Halliday stayed until he retired in 1987.
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