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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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The Professions | |
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Literature | |
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The Concept of Professionalization | |
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Cases of Professional Development | |
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Work, Jurisdiction, and Competition | |
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Professional Work | |
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Objective and Subjective | |
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Diagnosis Treatment | |
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Inference | |
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Academic Knowledge | |
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The Claim of Jurisdiction | |
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Audiences Settlements | |
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Internal Structure | |
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The System of Professions | |
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The Implications of Exclusion: A System of Professions | |
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Sources of Systems | |
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Disturbances | |
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The Mechanisms of Jurisdiction Shift: Abstractions | |
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Conclusion | |
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The System's Environment | |
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Internal Differentiation and the Problem of Power | |
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Internal Stratification | |
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Client Differentiation | |
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Workplace, Workplace Structure, and Internal Divisions of Labor | |
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Career Patterns | |
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Power | |
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The Social Environment of Professional Development | |
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Forces Opening and Closing Jurisdictions | |
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The Internal Organization of Professional Work | |
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Changing Audiences for Jurisdictional Claims | |
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Co-optable Powers, Oligarchy, and the New Class | |
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The Cultural Environment of Professional Development | |
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Changes in the Organization of Knowledge | |
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New Forms of Legitimacy | |
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The Rise of Universities | |
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Three Case Studies | |
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The Information Professions | |
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The Qualitative Task Area | |
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The Quantitative Task Area | |
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The Combined Jurisdiction | |
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Lawyers and Their Competitors | |
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Potential Jurisdictional Conflicts of the Legal Profession | |
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Complaints about Unqualified Practice and Other Invasions | |
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Conclusions | |
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The Construction of the Personal Problems Jurisdiction | |
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The Status of Personal Problems, 1850-75 | |
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The First Response to "American Nervousness" | |
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The Psychiatric Revolution | |
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The Rise of Psychotherapy | |
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Conclusion: The Clergy Surrender | |
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Conclusion | |
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The System of Professions History | |
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Theory and the Professions | |
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Notes | |
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References | |
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Index | |