CZ:Core Articles/Miscellaneous

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Articles that we'll definitely want, but which aren't obviously located in any of the above workgroups.

Country profiles - in Geography, no?. I'd say yes.

Regarding countries, please see the talk page.

Somewhere, we need a list of all countries, showing which have been started, which are missing. It could go into Geography or here, but it must go somewhere! --Martin Baldwin-Edwards 12:06, 17 October 2007 (CDT)

1. Globalisation

• should be politics, sociology, and economics
• must be interdisciplinary to avoid narrow bias

2. Development

• of what? of a country, then economics and geography [development studies are usually in economics]
• must be interdisciplinary to avoid narrow bias; geographers don't usually deal with it

3. Petroleum or rather Fossil fuels

• what angle? if substance, then chemistry and geology; can also be economics and politics
• all angles - must be interdisciplinary for a general article
• may be split into:

1. Petroleum economics
2. Oil (geology)
3. Coal (Done already, in Earth Sciences...)
4. Natural gas

last three are already listed under Earth Sciences

4. Ideology

• sociology, politics and philosophy
• a real toss-up!

5. Poverty

• sociology or economics
• I'd choose sociology if I had to [economic sociology]

6. Death and Dying

• interdisciplinary but probably best belongs in biology; could also be in sociology
• death - religion would seem to lay equal claim as biology; dying - about as interdisciplinary as something can get

7. Social Work

• needs a Social and Public Policy Workgroup [usually located in Social Policy]

8. Women's studies or Gender studies

• mostly sociology, but can encompass many others

9. Dance - and this doesn't belong way down at no. 9 on the list

1. Ballet
2. Modern dance
3. Tap dance
4. Martha Graham
5. Maria Tallchief
6. Alvin Ailey
7. Ballroom Dancing
8. Vernon and Irene Castle
9. Ginger Rodgers
10. Fred Astaire
11. Gene Kelly
12. Gregory Hines
13. Dance Theatre of Harlem
14. Kirov Ballet
15. Rudolf Nureyev
16. Katherine Dunham
17. Folk dance
18. African dance
19. Indian dance
20. History of dance
21. Nicholas Brothers
22. Sammy Davis, Jr.
23. Savion Glover
24. Cyd Charisse
25. Margot Fonteyn
26. Natalia Markarova
27. Anna Pavlova
28. Arthur Murray
29. breakdancing
30. Irish dance

10. Circus

1. P.T. Barnum - [history]-- what? You're gonna put Barnum in history? What will Richard say?
2. Fair
3. side show
4. freak show (in modern terms it certainly does not mean "side show")

11. Communications (in this sense)

12. Clothing

1. socks
2. shirt
3. t-shirt
4. polo shirt
5. vest
6. cardigan
7. wristwatch
8. shoes
9. necktie
10. bowtie
11. pants
12. underwear
13. glasses
14. tie clip
15. cufflinks
16. hat
17. capris
18. sandals
19. belt
20. dress
21. skirt
22. tie-dye
23. brooch
24. pin
25. bracelet
26. gloves
27. scarf
28. jacket or coat
29. boots
30. white tie
31. black tie
32. kimono
33. wrapper
34. dressing gown
35. Nehru jacket
36. Dashiki

13. Fashion (Note: I just came upon this, and I don't believe we should be listing them *all*--I think we should be picking the ones from that list who are "historically significant", if the fashion world has such a label. --Robert W King 18:34, 29 September 2007 (CDT))

1. Christian Dior
2. Coco Chanel
3. Jean-Paul Goethe
4. Donna Karen
5. Ralph Lauren
6. Jordache
7. Lee
8. Arthur People
9. Georgio Armani
10. Dockers
11. Nike
12. Converse
13. Vans
14. Levi Strauss
15. Mr. Blackwell
16. Tiffany & Company
17. Calvin Klein
18. Betsey Johnson
19. Brooks Brothers
20. Polo
21. Adidas
22. Reebok

14. Landscaping [a business and a hobby]

15. Entertainment--this is interesting: all performance arts and sports provide entertainment; they are also hobbies and professions--my head hurts! Perhaps in Business, and/or Sociology?

1. Madison Square Garden

16. Art -- now you can't believe we don't have this, uhu?

17. Man

• And/or:
  • Mankind
  • Human

18. Sex and/or Gender

19. Sexual intercourse surely belongs somewhere. Anthropology? Hobbies?