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Lewis R. Maude A. Professional People. London: Phoenix House Ltd., 1952.

Goodman R. D. “The Will-o'-the Wisp of Professional Status”. The Australian Journal of Education, 4, 2, 1960, 69–79.

Smith Adam . An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations. London: Everyman's Library, 1910, 93–94.

Orwell George . The Road to Wigan Pier. London: Victor Gollancz, 1937, 263–264.

Lewis R. Maude A. op. cit., 56.

Whitehead A. N. Adventures of Ideas. Cambridge: University Press, 1933.

Ibid., 72.

Ibid., 73.

Ibid., 78.

Ibid., 73.

Mill John Stuart . On Liberty. London: George Routledge and Sons, 1959, 168–169.

See Parker R. S. “The Implications of the Bazeley case” Public Administration, 20, 1961.

Ibid., 292.

Riesman D. Glazer N. Denney R. The Lonely Crowd. New York: Doubleday Anchor Books, 1953.

Perhaps I should explain here that by status I mean a position in the social system involving recognized rights and obligations and by role the behaviour oriented to these rights and obligations. Rights and obligations are, from the sociological point of view, a pattern of expectations.

Collins V. “The Role of the Teacher in the Physical and Mental Health of Children”. The Australian Journal of Education, 6, 1962, 47–63.