[Sca-librarians] Pennsic Class Subjects
Solveig Throndardottir
nostrand at acm.org
Thu Jul 9 21:30:24 CDT 2009
Noble Cousin!
Greetings from Solveig!
> Growth is haphazard, and there are some
> topics that aren't being used at all, while
> others risk not being useful, as 70-80 items can
> be under them. ("Dance, European" comes to mind
> first, this year....)
A rather obvious first pass would involve looking at the "tracks"
adopted by the various Known World collegia, scholae, &c. There is no
need to reinvent the wheel and doing so would tend to confuse people.
For example. Dance European could be replaced by such things as:
Dance -- Italian 15c-16c
Dance -- Basse Dance
Dance -- Inns of Court
Dance -- English Country
Dance -- European Folk
However, you might want to drop in European in the middle for those
who are unfamiliar with what Inns of Court is about.
Dance -- European -- Italian 15c-16c
Dance -- European -- Basse Dance
Dance -- European -- Inns of Court
Dance -- European -- English Country
Dance -- European -- European Folk
That sort of thing. Anyway, there are Known World Scholae for many
high-traffic areas. They exist for Cooking, Bards, Calligraphy,
Illumination, Dance, Heraldry, &c. Known World Dance Symposium was
earlier this month in Ealdormere.
Your Humble Servant
Solveig Throndardottir
Amateur Scholar
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