Word: professionalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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... I have no grievance against your custom of designating a man by his title when it refers to his trade or profession. Had you designated Mr. Smith as "Lawyer Smith" or "President Smith," I would have disregarded the whole matter. I am not so narrow-minded. But when it refers...
"The whole stage," Mr. Bunker continued, "has been completely altered in the last few years by the influx of college graduates. English producers have a large number of highly trained actors to oraw from who have completed their education before taking up the stage. It has not been thus in...
The arguments of the ghostly advisors of the Church, both Catholic and Protestant, are four. Two are puerile; two show a woeful ignorance of the one text-book their profession requires. They say that birth control is "unnatural". Of course it is, like clothing and houses, like cooked food, like...
"We wish to make it plain that we are more interested in contributing to the great architecture of the world than in standardizing the bricks and mortar of which it must be made." Thus Milton B. Medary Jr., Philadelphian, president of the American Institute of Architects, epitomizing the purpose for...
Added to this there has been brought into play the caste feeling of solidarity among men of the legal profession; it becomes a matter of group-loyality to save the face of a judge subject to public criticism.