b"\n_START_ARTICLE_\nFranc Miklo\xc5\xa1i\xc4\x8d\n_START_SECTION_\nBiografie\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nMiklo\xc5\xa1i\xc4\x8d s-a n\xc4\x83scut \xc3\xaen mica comun\xc4\x83 Radomer\xc5\xa1\xc4\x8dak, din apropierea or\xc4\x83sului Ljutomer, parte, pe atunci, din Imperiul Austriac._NEWLINE_A absolvit cu titlul de doctor \xc3\xaen filosofie Universitatea din Graz, unde a \xc8\x99i lucrat, mai t\xc3\xa2rziu pentru o vreme, ca profesor de filosofie. \xc3\x8en anul 1838 s-a mutat la Universitatea din Viena, acolo unde a absolvit cu titlul de doctor \xc3\xaen drept. \xc3\x8en timpul studiilor, a fost influen\xc8\x9bat de opera filologului \xc8\x99i lingvistului sloven Jernej Kopitar. A abandonat dreptul, pentru ca pentru marea parte din restul vie\xc8\x9bii sale s\xc4\x83 \xc8\x99i-o dedice studiului limbilor slave._NEWLINE_\xc3\x8en 1840, Miklo\xc5\xa1i\xc4\x8d a fost numit la catedra nou-creat\xc4\x83 de filologie slav\xc4\x83 a Universit\xc4\x83\xc8\x9bii din Viena, pe care a ocupat-o p\xc3\xa2n\xc4\x83 \xc3\xaen anul 1886. A devenit membru al Academiei din Viena, care, de altfel, l-a desemnat secretar al sec\xc8\x9biei istorice \xc8\x99i filosofice, membru al consiliului de instruire public\xc4\x83 \xc8\x99i a senatului \xc8\x99i membru corespondent al Academiei franceze de Inscrip\xc8\x9bii \xc8\x99i arte frumoase (Acad\xc3\xa9mie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres)._NEWLINE_Prin numeroasele sale lucr\xc4\x83ri nu s-a limitat doar la limbile slave, ci a abordat \xc8\x99i limbile rom\xc3\xa2n\xc4\x83 (\xc8\x99i dialectul arom\xc3\xa2n), albanez\xc4\x83, greac\xc4\x83 \xc8\x99i romani._NEWLINE_In 1844, he obtained a post at the Imperial Library of Vienna, where he remained to 1862. In 1844, he published a review of Franz Bopp's book Comparative Grammar,_NEWLINE_which attracted attention from the Viennese academic circles. This _NEWLINE_publication then launched a long series of works, in which Miklo\xc5\xa1i\xc4\x8d _NEWLINE_showed an immense erudition. His works led to a revolutionary change in _NEWLINE_the study of Slavic languages._NEWLINE_In 1849 Miklo\xc5\xa1i\xc4\x8d was appointed to the newly created chair of Slavic philology at the University of Vienna, and he occupied it until 1886. He became a member of the Academy of Vienna,_NEWLINE_which appointed him secretary of its historical and philosophical _NEWLINE_section, a member of the council of public instruction and of the upper _NEWLINE_house, and correspondent of the French Academy of Inscription. His numerous writings deal not only with the Slavic languages, but also with Romanian, Aromanian, Albanian, Greek, and Romani."