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docere (dōˑ·se·rā), n “doctor as teacher.” One of the three guiding principles of functional and natural medicine. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| As a verb, the word "document" (from the Latin docere, to teach) means to record, to chronicle, or to fix graphically. The main purpose of a thematic sermon was to teach, whereas "[e]pideictic, even as it taught by 'impressing ideas' upon its listeners, was intensely concerned to move and to please, thereby more effectively fulfilling the prescriptions of the indivisible triad of classical [rhetorical] theory -- docere, movere, delectare," O'Malley, 1979, 44. We're very gratified to have received not one but two Apple Awards," commented Timothy Smith, president of Unapix Docere and producer of the two programs. |
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