Halliday

James Halliday has never been busier, though he admits his commitments have made him a bit grumpy.

The study of cohesive devices of Obama's addresses is mainly based on the theory of cohesion put forward by Halliday and his wife Hasan.

"My name is Halliday, after all, " he said. "My grandfather was from Dumfries in Scotland. "

Mr Halliday's monumental work, though full of colourful anecdote, may not appeal to the general reader.

"I've been thinking about this afternoon, your know, " said Halliday rather suddenly.

CRUSH of 500 listeners waited apprehensively as, ill and moving slowly, Fred Halliday came up to speak about Iran.

The purpose of this thesis is to apply Halliday's linguistic theory to analyze power concealed in the legislative discourse.

Halliday put his pipe down, crossed his hands behind his neck, and turned his face towards the window.

Halliday believes that part of interpersonal meaning systems included in the call, or as a personal pronoun or as a possessive pronoun.

Mr Halliday describes the act as a "double-edged sword" , because what Parliament gave, Parliament could also take away.

Interpersonal function (Halliday): the function of language to express social and personal relations.

Since the establishment of cohesion theory by Halliday and Hasson in 1976, many linguists have approached cohesion from various aspects.

the strength of this halliday atmosphere , seemed to ring him round.

As an interpreter of the Middle East, Mr Halliday's talents overflowed.

It was 1971, the Vietnam War was going on, and I'm like, "Oh my God! " I'm studying physics: Landau, Lipschitz, Resnick and Halliday.

James Halliday: I start my tastings in early June, but my peak tasting period is in early September.

I had the chance to put my question in person to Australia's best known wine writer, James Halliday.

Finding better ways to bring light to the poor is the goal of researchers like David Irvine-Halliday.

Professor Irvine-Halliday says many people spend well over $100 a year on the fuel.

My old friend, Frank Halliday, is just such a person.

Appraisal theory, developed by Martin in 1990s, is a complement to the interpersonal meaning of Halliday's grammar-based model.

Halliday in 1985. He interprets metaphor from two perspectives: lexical metaphor and grammatical metaphor.

The English linguists Halliday and Hasan classify reiteration into four parts: repetition, synonym, hyponymy and general word.

So far as study on Themes in English is concerned, most scholars mainly follow Halliday with a little modification.

First of all, a comparison between English and Chinese Themes are made by applying Halliday's framework.

However, in the field of linguistics, there are few papers of text analysis from the perspective of the Theme theory of Halliday.

Professor Irvine-Halliday used a one-watt bright white L.

The box not only allows faster gear changes but is some 30% lighter, says Ian Halliday, the firm's chief executive.

Implicit coherence is a concept based on the doubts cast on Halliday's Cohesion Theory.

Mr. Halliday: It's paradoxical, isn't it?

Since Halliday and Hasan's seminal work on cohesion in 1976, a lot of research on textual cohesion has been done.

Mr Halliday published more than 20 books.

Mr. Halliday: Back in our 2000 guide, there were only 1, 000 wineries.

Arbitrary Sign System and Natural Sign System: A Comparison of the Philosophy of Language between Saussure and Halliday

Analysis of the relationship between Santiago and Manolin with Halliday's mood metaphor theory

The complementarity between Halliday's interpersonal metaphor and speech act theory

On the application of Halliday's Register Theory to the teaching of intensive reading

On the Compatibility of Halliday's Social Semiotic Theory and Saussure's Semiology

On the Philosophical Inheritance of Saussure and Halliday from the View of Language Structure

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Fred Halliday, demystifier of the Middle East, died on April 26th, aged 64