Professions, Trades, and the Obligation to Inform

Journal of Applied Philosophy 8 (2):167-176 (1991)
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On the face of things, the concept of 'profession' does not appear philosophically problematic: just survey the dozen or so occupations everyone calls professions and list their common attributes. Typically, it is said that law, medicine, teaching and other..

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