- be held
after the
thesis has been accepted, and
after which the
venia legendi (Latin: 'permission to read', i.e., to lecture) is bestowed. In some areas...
- that
denote an
ability (facultas docendi) and
permission to
teach (venia
legendi) a
designated subject at the
highest level. To be
granted the
title Priv...
-
original release date: 31 May 2011 Édith Piaf:
Symphonique (featuring
Legendis Orchestra),
original release date: 13
October 2023. A single-act play (monologue)...
-
Gellius quotes it and
cites its meaning. The de
tribunis plebis in
senatum legendis was a law
dealing with the
enrolment of
tribunes of the
plebs into the...
- an ****istant to Exner. In 1914 Schrödinger
achieved habilitation (venia
legendi).
Between 1914 and 1918 he parti****ted in war work as a
commissioned officer...
-
career in Germany,
having a
doctorate was not enough; one
needed a
venia legendi, or habilitation. This
could be
achieved with
either another major thesis...
- as
Benjamin and Kracauer, the
university conferred on
Adorno the
venia legendi in
February 1931. On the very day his
revised study was published, 23 March...
- to
neurologic problems. He was
habilitated into
academic career (venia
legendi) in 1978 and in 1983
became professor of
neurology and
psychiatry at the...
- the
habilitation bestows the
graduate with the
facultas docendi,
venia legendi.
Since 2004, the
honorary title of "Privatdozent" (before this, completing...
- industry.[citation needed] In 1847,
Chebyshev promoted his
thesis pro
venia legendi "On
integration with the help of logarithms" at St
Petersburg University...
