Is it correct?

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Is it correct?

Urpi

Is it correct?

Hi dear colleagues I am checking some students handouts and there is something weird "A science historian in Botany" is it correct?

Thanks a lot for your help

23 May 2011

Hmmmmmmm ... that was an interesting question.

When I did an internet search I found

James Burke (born 22 December 1936) is a British science historian.

So I guess there is such a thing.

It was the first time I heard of that term.

Have a great day!

23 May 2011

Jayho

Hi Urpi

"A science historian in Botany"

Although I haven�t heard this term I take it to mean a person who has specialised as a historian in the science field of botany. You could also say a Science Historian of Botany.

This is similar to when we say a Secondary Teacher in/of EFL meaning a secondary teacher who has specialised in EFL.

Cheers

Jayho

23 May 2011

Urpi

Thanks, once more you are great.

24 May 2011