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Autodescription — honorary degree (Q209896)
description: degree awarded to honour an individual, waiving requirements
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- honorary degree (Q209896)
- academic degree (Q189533)
- title of honor (Q3320743)
- rank (Q4189293)
- award (Q618779)
- title (Q216353)
- honorary degree (Q209896)
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honorary degree⟩ on wikidata tree visualisation (external tool)(depth=1) - Generic queries for classes
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I see the problem here. Honoris causa is in fact not an item but property: it is not a separate award or degree but a sort of some awards/degrees. A person might hold the degree of Q752297, Q2248352, Q837343, Q17379493 and so on assigned to them honoris causa, i.e. without providing required thesis etc. So I would argue that this is in fact an item of class Q189533, and the proper use of it for the persons must be as a qualifier for any of aforementioned (and some other) degrees within the property academic degree (P512){{{2}}}{{{3}}}. Андрей Романенко (talk) 12:14, 25 April 2024 (UTC)