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    O meine lieben Doktoranden und Nichtdoktoranden: Was hat mir der Dr. med. gebracht? Ergebnis einer Umfrage, in 24 Fallbeispielen
    O meine lieben Doktoranden und Nichtdoktoranden: Was hat mir der Dr. med. gebracht? Ergebnis einer Umfrage, in 24 Fallbeispielen
    O meine lieben Doktoranden und Nichtdoktoranden: Was hat mir der Dr. med. gebracht? Ergebnis einer Umfrage, in 24 Fallbeispielen
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    O meine lieben Doktoranden und Nichtdoktoranden: Was hat mir der Dr. med. gebracht? Ergebnis einer Umfrage, in 24 Fallbeispielen

    By Christian Rittner

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    „Es ist schon eine Crux mit den Medizindoktoranden. Da kommen sie in Deine Sprechstunde, machen Dir schöne Augen - und wollen doch nur später mal das Dr. med. auf ihrem Praxisschild. Was hat das mit Wissenschaft zu tun? Gar nichts.“
    Schreibt Prof. Dr. Christian Rittner in seinem Vorwort.
    Aus der Sicht des erfahrenen Hochschullehrers und in Beiträgen von 24 ehemaligen Doktorandinnen und Doktoranden wird die Sinnhaftigkeit eines Promotionsvorhabens aus unterschiedlichen Perspektiven beleuchtet. Das solcherart entstandene Buch möchte aus dieser eher unüblichen Betrachtungsweise Orientierung bieten zum Für und Wider einer Promotion.
    "Ich halte dafür, dass das einzige Ziel der Wissenschaft darin besteht, die Mühseligkeiten der menschlichen Existenz zu erleichtern." Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLehmanns Media
    Release dateMar 28, 2024
    ISBN9783965434844
    O meine lieben Doktoranden und Nichtdoktoranden: Was hat mir der Dr. med. gebracht? Ergebnis einer Umfrage, in 24 Fallbeispielen

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