ProfessionalizationPrentice-Hall, 1966 - 365 páginas |
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... Medicine " Medicine is usually considered the proto- type of the professions , the one upon which current sociological conceptions of profes- sions tend to be based ; hence , our illustra- tive points in this paper will be taken from ...
... Medicine " Medicine is usually considered the proto- type of the professions , the one upon which current sociological conceptions of profes- sions tend to be based ; hence , our illustra- tive points in this paper will be taken from ...
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... medicine pretends to regard chiropractic as pure quackery , it is incorporating into itself chiropractic prin- ciples and techniques , though under such new designations as " physical medicine " and " physiatry , " and is " discovering ...
... medicine pretends to regard chiropractic as pure quackery , it is incorporating into itself chiropractic prin- ciples and techniques , though under such new designations as " physical medicine " and " physiatry , " and is " discovering ...
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... medicine . ) What goals should a person in my position strive for ? And what are the ways by which these goals can be achieved ? Throughout , the question of the legitimacy of the chiropractor's role is at stake . Everyone needs a ...
... medicine . ) What goals should a person in my position strive for ? And what are the ways by which these goals can be achieved ? Throughout , the question of the legitimacy of the chiropractor's role is at stake . Everyone needs a ...
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The Elements of Professionalization | 9 |
The Social Context of Professionalization | 46 |
Individuals and Professionalization | 72 |
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