Comment by Telemakhos 8 months ago A PhD was historically a teaching degree: that’s what the D stands for. 6 comments Telemakhos Reply raverbashing 8 months ago No?PhD - Philosophy Doctor valleyer 8 months ago Doctor is Latin for teacher; cf. "doctrine", "docent". raverbashing 8 months ago Fair enough. I had looked into it but missed the "Doctor" part. treis 8 months ago Doctor is latin for teacher cookielover 8 months ago [dead]
raverbashing 8 months ago No?PhD - Philosophy Doctor valleyer 8 months ago Doctor is Latin for teacher; cf. "doctrine", "docent". raverbashing 8 months ago Fair enough. I had looked into it but missed the "Doctor" part. treis 8 months ago Doctor is latin for teacher cookielover 8 months ago [dead]
valleyer 8 months ago Doctor is Latin for teacher; cf. "doctrine", "docent". raverbashing 8 months ago Fair enough. I had looked into it but missed the "Doctor" part.
No?
PhD - Philosophy Doctor
Doctor is Latin for teacher; cf. "doctrine", "docent".
Fair enough. I had looked into it but missed the "Doctor" part.
Doctor is latin for teacher
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