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Status quaestionis
I apologize in advance if this is the wrong group in which to ask this question.
What is the meaning of "status quaestionis"?
I'd appreciate knowing about good sites on the Internet for looking up meanings of Greek and Latin phrases.
Ashok
What is the meaning of "status quaestionis"?
I'd appreciate knowing about good sites on the Internet for looking up meanings of Greek and Latin phrases.
Ashok
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[nq:1]I apologize in advance if this is the wrong group in which to ask this question. What is the meaning of "status quaestionis"? com is a good site to remember for all sorts of rare words.
- [nq:1]I apologize in advance if this is the wrong group in which to ask this question.
- What is the meaning of "status quaestionis"?
- com is a good site to remember for all sorts of rare words.
- " Best wishes Donna Richoux
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[nq:1]I apologize in advance if this is the wrong group in which to ask this question. What is the meaning of "status quaestionis"? I'd appreciate knowing about good sites on the Internet for looking up meanings of Greek and Latin phrases.[/nq]
Onelook.com is a good site to remember for all sorts of rare words. It has a definition for "status quaestionis."
Best wishes Donna Richoux
Onelook.com is a good site to remember for all sorts of rare words. It has a definition for "status quaestionis."
Best wishes Donna Richoux
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[nq:1]I apologize in advance if this is the wrong group in which to ask this question. What is the meaning of "status quaestionis"?[/nq]
The "state of inquiry," an explanation of the terms used in a thesis, together with a review of known opinions held on the subject. Less pompous folk might have headings like "Definition of terms" and "Literature review." Pomposity is its own reward.
The "state of inquiry," an explanation of the terms used in a thesis, together with a review of known opinions held on the subject. Less pompous folk might have headings like "Definition of terms" and "Literature review." Pomposity is its own reward.
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