“In those instances, the mentioning of the title, or former title, the relationship of the title, or former title, the purpose of the interview is self-evident and obvious. In democratic societies, the use of social titles in matters outside their professional capacities is generally considered déclassé, as in drawing unnecessary attenti…
“In those instances, the mentioning of the title, or former title, the relationship of the title, or former title, the purpose of the interview is self-evident and obvious. In democratic societies, the use of social titles in matters outside their professional capacities is generally considered déclassé, as in drawing unnecessary attention to oneself as a cut above the ordinary.”
Dr. Biden intends to return to teaching, in addition to her duties as First Lady. Her credentials and title, in that context, are still appropriate.
Agreed, you and several others have made your point. I apologize for the omission, and my sole excuse would have to be the late hour I was writing that comment. Thank you all for reminding me.
“In those instances, the mentioning of the title, or former title, the relationship of the title, or former title, the purpose of the interview is self-evident and obvious. In democratic societies, the use of social titles in matters outside their professional capacities is generally considered déclassé, as in drawing unnecessary attention to oneself as a cut above the ordinary.”
Dr. Biden intends to return to teaching, in addition to her duties as First Lady. Her credentials and title, in that context, are still appropriate.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/20/us/politics/jill-biden-first-lady.html
Agreed, you and several others have made your point. I apologize for the omission, and my sole excuse would have to be the late hour I was writing that comment. Thank you all for reminding me.