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...k from subject experts. For all ''Citizendium'' citizens, both editors and authors, this initiative will help us get to know each other better and "jump start ...dia-based), top priority articles as ''credible starts''. This would be a fine addition to the ''Citizendium'' corpus.

*1956 ''The Energies of Art: Studies of Authors, Classic and Modern''. Greenwood, ISBN 0-8371-6856-2. *1974 ''The Use and Abuse of Art'' (A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts) . Princeton University Press. ISBN 0-691-01804-9.

...cing everything from the heavy meat-based dishes of [[North China]] to the fine [[vegetarian cuisine]] at family [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] retreats.<ref name=" ...rner of 69th Street and Amsterdam near [[Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts|Lincoln Center]]. The Kuo residences were several floors above each restaur

:[[Visual Arts]] ...Philosophy Editors]]; maybe an author category page (e.g., [[CZ:Philosophy authors]]).

...the '''approved article''' nomination works - specifically, whether or not authors as well as editors can so nominate - but I did nominate this article. While ..."British literature in English" (with the Welsh-, Cornish-, etc.-language authors off in their own categories), or "English-language literature" (with Mark T

...discussion groups (and reading in general), public lectures, and the fine arts is in sharp decline. The introduction of movies has created another "passiv Also, the second study is not as neutral as the first. The authors openly attack the "business class" and cite theorists such as [[Thorstein V

...to as “slob art.” For example he did over-the-top renditions of poetry by authors such as Robert W. Service, and his theme song, which opened and closed near ...te a diversity of media people nation-wide, and numerous people in all the arts, including [[U.S. Poet Laureate]] Billy Collins, who said “I can’t imag

...o stages: a) brainstorming, b) prioritising. Since I'm doing performance arts, film and I haven't even TOUCHED hobbies yet. Oy! Feel free to jump on in *Film - Visual arts, or media? Right now the Visual Arts list looks confused--Dali to Chaplin.

...] (about 2400 BCE).<ref>Leila Avrin. ''Scribes, Script and Books. The Book Arts from Antiquity to the Renaissance''. American Library Association / The Bri ...o conceal, portable and searchable. It is also possible that the Christian authors distinguished their writings on purpose from the pagan texts which were wri

...e case with Florence, a major factor in stimulating the flourishing of the arts. It attracted a lot of artists to Venice where they could find wealthy patr ...also quite capable of finding markets for the products of the [[decorative arts]]. Scattered all over the republic one could find potters, glaziers, woodwo

...lave narratives]] and the [[Harlem Renaissance]], and continues today with authors such as [[Toni Morrison]], [[Maya Angelou]] and [[Walter Mosley]] being ran ...tudes in the United States. During the [[American Civil Rights movement]], authors like [[Richard Wright (author)|Richard Wright]] and [[Gwendolyn Brooks]] wr

...g an article with a definition ("A '''dog''' is an animal that barks.") is fine, but it only makes sense for the kind of topic you would find in the dictio ...th has proved a notable theorem on geometric progressions, it is perfectly fine to write an article with the title "Smith's theorem on geometric progressio

:::: Number of servings is fine with me. My issue with difficulty is, much like prep time, it all depends ...ssion and agreement of a food editor, or in his or her absence, interested authors.

...o. I'm sure I've written a good bit about dog subjects, gardening and the arts--and I've done a bit in history and religion as well. ...ured teasing, it's so uplifting, like an inspirational church service or a fine concert. I was also thrilled when Larry Sanger remembered me in his Thanks

...tendency toward elitism and technocracy that could discourage those in the arts to participate in the project. ...by citizens who are not technologically sophisticated and who have done a fine job. Please explain why they shouldn't be running elections.

...bly less than ten chiropractors in the state. Exponents of various healing arts, including some of these chiropractors, organized the Naturopathic Associat ..., that it was illegal to maintain a constitutional decree against paying a fine, but the officers of the Alameda association would not revise the ruling. T

...rtistic trends in France", "Main French artists", "Painters in Paris" and "Arts in France", "19th century French art", etc ). [[User:Richard Jensen|Richar ...ne entrusted with assigning topics and titles and coordinating the work of authors. That is what makes CZ different from Wikipedia.[[User:Richard Jensen|Richa

...one. Some penetrates the bone and some the region of the brain through the fine bone. And if it returns to the belly, it causes illness in the belly; and i ...c counterpart, is considered a turning point in the history of the healing arts although, as we have seen, at about the same time, naturalistic medical par