Michael Halliday on Knowledge
Browse 4 quotations attributed to Michael Halliday, catalogued under knowledge, with dates where available.
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Attributed to Michael Halliday, entry #67151: "Foregrounding, as I understand it, is prominence that is motivated"
Attributed to Michael Halliday, entry #189701: "The human sciences have to assume at least an equal responsibility in establishing the foundations of knowledge."
4 Quotes by Michael Halliday on Knowledge
"Foregrounding, as I understand it, is prominence that is motivated"
"The human sciences have to assume at least an equal responsibility in establishing the foundations of knowledge."
"It is this that enables, and disposes, the child to learn the lexicogrammar: since the system is organized along functional lines, it relates closely to what the child can see language doing as he observes it going on around him."
"What makes learning possible is that the coding imposed by the mother tongue corresponds to a possible mode of perception and interpretation of the environment. A green car can be analysed experientially as carness qualified by greenness, if that is the way the system works."