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摘要
Over half a century ago, a Canadian judge defined a profession in a way that resonates still today, not only for lawyers and doctors, but for the current wide variety of professions and professionals. This article is a reflection on this definition. It briefly considers the historical context within which the knowledge base that characterises a profession evolved and what the various component parts of the judge's definition entail. A final consideration goes beyond the terms of the definition proposed that of our ethical responsibility as professionals to stand up and be counted and, in the context of the disorder around us, to speak out.
- 出版日期2010-6
- 单位河北医科大学
