10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ROUTINIST»
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routinist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
routinist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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American Journal of Dental Science
with that dire disease, syphilis. Now, shall we dose her with the routinist's iodide
of potash and corrosive sublimate ? She is pallid, feeble and ansernic to the
extreme, and such a course would but still further reduce her already poor blood.
2
The United States Medial Investigator. A Monthly Journal of ...
If any new type of disease makes its appearance, and especially if such disease
is identified by a younger practitioner of medicine, the routinist boldly declares
the disease is no new thing at all. When Diphtheria first made its appearance,
these ...
They called in literature to help - a five-year-old snotty-nosed child, who needs
educating, who needs to educate others - Is this routinist an enemy? Routinist is
not an enemy. Routinist should be taught. Routinist should be enlightened.
4
Poland, the captive satellite: a study in national psychology
They called in literature to help — a five-year-old snooty child, who needs
educating, □who needs to educate others — - Is this routinist an enemy?
Routinist is not an enemy. Routinist should be taught. Routinist should be
enlightened.
5
Human Action, The Scholar's Edition
The great innovator and the simple routinist resort in their investigations to the
same technical methods of research. They arrange laboratory experiments or
collect historical documents. The outward appearance of their work is the same.
6
Continuing Medical Education: A Primer
He also identified some of the characteristics of established practitioners, saying
that there are two typical kinds, the routinist and the rationalist. The routinist is the
physician who falls into the rut of practice in which the "vice of intellectual ...
Adrienne B. Rosof, William Campbell Felch,
1992
7
Back to Life: Poems from Behind the Iron Curtain
They called in literature to help — a five-year-old snotty-nosed child, who needs
educating, who needs to educate others — Is this routinist an enemy? Routinist is
not an enemy. Routinist should be taught. Routinist should be enlightened.
The confusion, however, is known to all. In other words, the “orderly” is holding
himself out as a doctor; the trained doctor is doing the orderly's work. The mere
routinist is found in engineers' positions, and the trained engineer found doing
the ...
9
Gaillard's Medical Journal
Not even the routinist would suppose for a moment that these two cases
demanded the same treatment. In citing them I simply wish to make emphatic by
contrast the importance of discriminating. Again, you have all, no doubt, noticed
the ...
Edwin Samuel Gaillard, William S. McChesney,
1885
If a man of routinist type is placed in a position which should rightly be held by an
individualist type, chaos is sure to occur, whereas an individualist type in a
routine position will never be happy and will probably either exceed his duties
and ...
Thomas Arthur Rickard,
1937
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ROUTINIST»
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routinist is used in the context of the following news items.
Bolshevism and the Arab Revolution
This conservatism develops as a consequence of years of routinist work, which is absolutely necessary, but can lead to certain habits and traditions that, in a ... «In Defense of Marxism, Jun 14»
Future Left
By contrast, the existing revolutionary left is dogmatic, wedded to routinist, uninspiring and non-participatory events, and above all cleaves to a form of ... «Socialist Resistance, Mar 13»
On the idiocy of chanting "whose streets? Our streets!" inside a kettle...
But this was more than that; it was a going-through-the-motions politics, a routinist and self-serving r-r-r-radicalism. The purpose of anti-fascist mobilisations ... «Workers' Liberty, Feb 11»
The other shore of Gramsci's bridge
... and to educate, into a rationalisation for a notoriously stodgy, passive, routinist policy, pursued by a very bureaucratic party in a very manipulative way. «Workers' Liberty, Mar 10»