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What are core articles?

Core articles are our top priority articles--articles that are most in demand and most important for us to include in an encyclopedia that has any hope of being comprehensive.

Our leading authors and editors believe this initiative is very important. We hope you'll set aside your relatively specialized interests for a while, and join the contest to create reliable introductions to the most basic topics known to humanity.

Chris Day is the coordinator of the core articles initiative.

How does the core articles initiative work?

Essentially, we list our unwritten core articles here on this page, negotiating about which articles really are our highest priority. We then invite people to write articles on those topics, awarding points for any draft that is 250 words or longer. We tally points on CZ:Core Articles/Scores.

Page format

This is one big long page, divided into sections, one for each workgroup. Each section should be written in three columns. However, make sure the columns break after each workgroup. (So each workgroup header is in one column which spans all three.) Total number of articles on page will be about 4,000. So it will be a big page, but that's OK, it's not too big.

Each line of a workgroup's section begins with # so that the entries are numbered. Most important (highest point value) entries should be listed first. Format of a line evolves like this:

The original entry simply says "French painting" is worth 5 points:

# [[French painting]] (5)

Once Jane Doe has written a draft article over 250 words, she may take credit:

# [[French painting]] (5) - [[User:Jane Doe|]]

Someone confirms that Jane has written 250 words, writing "OK":

# [[French painting]] (5) - [[User:Jane Doe|]] - OK

Finished.

Note: anyone may edit any section of this page so that the section is in conformity with these formatting guidelines! Be Bold!

Topic choice

Each workgroup nominates 99 topics (33 per column). Exceptions are Biology, Health Sciences, History, Geography, Mathematics, Business, Media, Games, Hobbies, and Sports, which may nominate 198 topics (66 per column). For some already-existing article lists, for ideas, please see [1] and [2] as well as, in many cases, workgroup homepages. Here are the 1000 most popular Wikipedia articles of September 2007. List articles in only one workgroup. All topics must be either completely unwritten, a micro-stub, or status=4.

Anyone may list articles here, but if workgroup editors wish to work out the list elsewhere, they may.

* Note: top priority articles that are status=4 (unedited from Wikipedia) should be listed, but with an asterisk--which indicates that, to get the points, a person must either completely replace or rewrite the article.

** Also note: "micro-stubs" (articles without pictures, 50 words or less) should also be listed, but with two asterisks.

Attaching points to topics

Each workgroup may award 10 points for the five most important articles in the group, 5 points for the ten next most important, and 2 points for the 18 next most important (down to #33, the bottom of the first column). The rest (in the middle and right columns) are worth a point apiece.

The first and/or most motivated editor attaches points to articles. If after a reasonable period it appears no editor is going to step up, then the most qualified and motivated author issues the points.

Claiming points

None of these articles may come from Wikipedia, if you want it to count. In fact, if you want, you can entirely replace a status = 4 Wikipedia-sourced article with a new CZ article. Please do.

For now, we do not track first draft authors on the talk page or the metadata page of an article, but only on CZ:Core Articles.

Authors may claim points on CZ:Core Articles/Scores only after their article length (and non-Wikipediahood) has been OK'd.

Core Articles Coordinator

The Core Articles Coordinator (Chris Day) ensures that these rules are being followed, and in particular, "locks in" or approves the article list and point assignment, by ensuring that the most qualified active person on CZ has looked over these things. The CAC would also be expected to make sure this page is correct--that formatting, "OK'ing," and other matters are done smoothly and correctly. He is also manager of the "Miscellaneous" section.

Stages of development

We can distinguish eight stages of development for each set of articles:

  1. No topics nominated.
  2. Fewer than half nominated.
  3. Most or all have been nominated, but not assigned points.
  4. All topics nominated and assigned points by someone.
  5. All topics and point assignments "locked in" by the Core Articles Coordinator (who ensures that the most qualified active person on CZ has looked over the list).
  6. At least one, but fewer than half, of the core article in the workgroup have been written and OK'd.
  7. Most but not all of the articles have been written and OK'd.
  8. All articles have been written and OK'd.

Already-written core articles

In the sections titled "Already-written core articles," please list top priority articles that were already written prior to September 25, 2007. List any articles that are as high or higher priority as any on the list of 99 (or 198). This is to prevent people from listing articles that have already been written, and so that this page is maximally useful to the end-user. Points are not given for articles in this section--well, not yet, anyway.

The "Miscellaneous" category

Articles that we'll definitely want, but which aren't obviously located in any existing workgroup, should be placed in Miscellaneous. There can be up to 300 articles listed here. Make sure there are no duplicates (overlap with workgroup lists). Each of these will be worth 1 point, unless any editor decides otherwise.

The Core Articles

Natural Sciences

Astronomy - Stage 3

(10) = worth this number of points   * = external, to replace or rewrite   ** = micro-stub

  1. Solar System (10)
  2. Planet (10)
  3. Moon (10)
  4. History of Astronomy (10)
  5. Universe (10)
  1. Andromeda Galaxy (5)
  2. Astrophysics (5)
  3. Cosmology (5)
  4. Earth (5)
  5. Interstellar matter (5)
  6. Johannes Kepler (5)
  7. Milky way (5)
  8. Ptolemy (5)
  9. Star (5)
  10. Telescope (5)
  1. Astronomical Unit (2)
  2. Big Bang (2)
  3. Black Hole (2)
  4. Comet (2)
  5. Dark matter (2)
  6. HR Diagram (2)
  7. IAU (2)
  8. Kepler's laws (2)
  9. Neutron star (2)
  10. Nicholas Copernicus (2)
  11. Supernova (2)
  12. William Herschel (2)
  13. Mercury (planet) (2)
  14. Jupiter (2)
  15. Uranus (2)
  16. Neptune (2)
  17. Dwarf planets (2)
  18. Pluto (2)

  1. Asteroid
  2. Asteroid belt
  3. Binary star
  4. Celestial coordinates
  5. Celestial mechanics
  6. Cepheid variable
  7. Ceres
  8. Cosmic microwave background
  9. Cosmic rays
  10. Crab Nebula
  11. Eris
  12. Flare star
  13. Galilean satellites
  14. Globular cluster
  15. H I region
  16. H II region
  17. Halley's comet
  18. Hubble constant
  19. Magellanic Clouds
  20. Nebula
  21. Nova
  22. Olber's paradox
  23. Open cluster
  24. Orion nebula
  25. 2006 definition of planet
  26. Kuiper belt
  27. Extrasolar Planet
  28. Scattered disc
  29. Meteroid
  30. Dust
  31. Oort Cloud
  32. Walter Baade
  33. Friedrich Bessell

  1. Parsec -- Anthony Argyriou
  2. Planetary nebula
  3. Pleiades
  4. Precession
  5. Proper motion
  6. Pulsar
  7. Quasar
  8. Redshift
  9. Solar eclipse
  10. Solar wind
  11. Star formation
  12. Stellar evolution
  13. Stellar parallax
  14. Stellar populations
  15. Sunspots
  16. Tide
  17. Variable star
  18. White dwarf
  19. Henrietta Leavitt
  20. Isaac Newton
  21. Edward C. Pikering
  22. Henry Norris Russell
  23. Harlow Shapley
  24. ESA
  25. RAS
  26. Palomar Observatory
  27. Annie Jump Cannon
  28. Alvan Clark
  29. George Ellery Hale
  30. Edwin Hubble
  31. Jacobus Kapteyn
  32. Gerard Kuiper
  33. Spectroscopy

Already-written core articles in this workgroup

(Core Article points not available for these articles.)

Start listing already-existing core articles here

  1. Sun
  2. Constellation
  3. Tycho Brahe
  4. Venus
  5. Mars
  6. Saturn
  7. Calendar
  8. Galaxy
  9. Galileo Galilei
  10. NASA

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Biology - Stage 4

(10) = worth this number of points   * = external, to replace or rewrite   ** = micro-stub

  1. Biochemistry protein synthesis (10)
  2. Biochemistry oxidative phosphorylation (5)
  3. Biochemistry anaerobic respiration (2)
  4. Biochemistry ion channel (2)
  5. Biography Gregor Mendel (5)
  6. Biography Thomas Hunt Morgan (2)
  7. Botany Photosynthesis (10)
  8. Botany Ethylene (5)
  9. Botany xylem (2)
  10. Cell Biology Mitochondrion (10)
  11. Cell Biology Chloroplast (5)
  12. Cell Biology Cell nucleus (2)
  13. Cell Biology Flagellum (2)
  14. Cell Biology phospholipid bilayer (2)
  15. Developmental Biology embryo (5)
  16. Ecology parasitism (5)
  17. Ecology chemoautotrophic (2)
  18. Ecology habitat (ecology) (2)
  19. Evolution speciation (10)
  20. Evolution phylogeny (5)
  21. Evolution endosymbiosis (2)
  22. Evolution Microevolution (2)
  23. Genetics chromosome (10)
  24. Genetics Mendelian inheritance (5)
  25. Genetics genetic code (2)
  26. Genetics mitosis (2)
  27. Molecular Biology Polymerase chain reaction (5)
  28. Molecular Biology Human Genome Project (2)
  29. Molecular Biology transcription (genetics) (2)
  30. - (2)
  31. Physiology circadian rhythm (5)
  32. Physiology osmosis (2)
  33. - (2)
  34. Biochemistry active site
  35. Biochemistry Adenosine triphosphate
  36. Biochemistry antibody
  37. Biochemistry ATP synthase
  38. Biochemistry Carbohydrate
  39. Biochemistry chemiosmosis
  40. Biochemistry Electron transport chain
  41. Biochemistry enzyme kinetics
  42. Biochemistry fat
  43. Biochemistry glycoprotein
  44. Biochemistry Michaelis-Menten kinetics
  45. Biochemistry monoclonal antibody
  46. Biochemistry myosin
  47. Biochemistry Peptide
  48. Biochemistry phosphorylation
  49. Biochemistry polypeptide
  50. Biochemistry polysaccharide
  51. Biochemistry protein folding
  52. Biochemistry protein structure
  53. Biochemistry proteolysis
  54. Biochemistry receptor (biochemistry)
  55. Biochemistry Redox
  56. Biochemistry substrate (biology)
  57. Biochemistry vitamin
  58. Biography Carolus Linnaeus
  59. Biography Lynn Margulis
  60. Biography Louis Pasteur
  61. Botany action spectrum
  62. Botany Auxin
  63. Botany Calvin cycle
  64. Botany cellulose
  65. Botany chlorophyll
  66. Botany Gibberellin

  1. Botany gravitropism
  2. Botany leaf
  3. Botany phloem
  4. Botany plasmolysis
  5. Botany root
  6. Botany seed
  7. Botany starch
  8. Botany stoma
  9. Botany thylakoid
  10. Cell Biology actin **
  11. Cell Biology apoptosis
  12. Cell Biology biological membrane
  13. Cell Biology cell division
  14. Cell Biology Cell wall
  15. Cell Biology Cytoplasm
  16. Cell Biology cytosol
  17. Cell Biology Endoplasmic reticulum
  18. Cell Biology fluid mosaic model
  19. Cell Biology Golgi apparatus
  20. Cell Biology microtubules
  21. Cell Biology Organelle **
  22. Cell Biology phagocytosis
  23. Cell Biology pseudopod
  24. Cell Biology Ribosome
  25. Cell Biology signal transduction
  26. Cell Biology Vacuole
  27. Cell Biology vesicle (biology)
  28. Developmental Biology Calcium wave
  29. Developmental Biology zygote
  30. Ecology carbon cycle
  31. Ecology carnivore
  32. Ecology ecological niche
  33. Ecology fundamental niche
  34. Ecology growth curve
  35. Ecology herbivore
  36. Ecology hibernation
  37. Ecology insectivores
  38. Ecology invasive species
  39. Ecology nitrogen cycle
  40. Ecology population
  41. Ecology predation
  42. Ecology symbiosis
  43. Ecology thermocline
  44. Evolution adaptation
  45. Evolution convergent evolution
  46. Evolution evolutionary tree
  47. Evolution genetic drift
  48. Evolution Homology (biology)
  49. Evolution Macroevolution
  50. Evolution molecular clock
  51. Evolution monophyletic
  52. Evolution Muller's ratchet
  53. Genetics acquired characteristics
  54. Genetics adaptive radiation
  55. Genetics allele
  56. Genetics Asexual reproduction
  57. Genetics autosome
  58. Genetics centromere
  59. Genetics chiasma
  60. Genetics chromatid
  61. Genetics chromatin
  62. Genetics codon
  63. Genetics diploid
  64. Genetics double helix
  65. Genetics epigenetics **
  66. Genetics exon

  1. Genetics gamete
  2. Genetics gene duplication
  3. Genetics gene
  4. Genetics genetic recombination
  5. Genetics genome
  6. Genetics haploid
  7. Genetics heredity
  8. Genetics hermaphrodite
  9. Genetics heterochromatin
  10. Genetics heterozygote
  11. Genetics homozygote
  12. Genetics intron
  13. Genetics locus (genetics)
  14. Genetics Lyon hypothesis
  15. Genetics meiosis
  16. Genetics metaphase
  17. Genetics mutagen
  18. Genetics oncogene
  19. Genetics phenotype
  20. Genetics Punnett square
  21. Genetics Quantitative trait loci
  22. Genetics recombination
  23. Genetics Sexual reproduction
  24. Genetics sister chromatid
  25. Genetics Splicing (genetics)
  26. Genetics telomere
  27. Genetics Trait (biology)
  28. Genetics Wobble base pair
  29. Genetics X chromosome
  30. Genetics Y chromosome
  31. Molecular Biology antibiotic resistance
  32. Molecular Biology DNA replication
  33. Molecular Biology electrophoresis
  34. Molecular Biology enhancer
  35. Molecular Biology homeobox
  36. Molecular Biology Lac repressor
  37. Molecular Biology Microarray
  38. Molecular Biology microsatellite
  39. Molecular Biology Non-coding RNA
  40. Molecular Biology Nucleic acid
  41. Molecular Biology nucleotide
  42. Molecular Biology Okazaki fragment
  43. Molecular Biology operon
  44. Molecular Biology plasmid
  45. Molecular Biology promoter
  46. Molecular Biology Restriction enzyme
  47. Molecular Biology RNA
  48. Molecular Biology transcription factor
  49. Molecular Biology Transformation (genetics)
  50. Organism archaebacteria
  51. Organism cyanobacteria
  52. Organism Drosophila melanogaster
  53. Organism eukaryote
  54. Organism prokaryote
  55. Organism protist **
  56. Physiology action potential **
  57. Physiology active transport
  58. Physiology facilitated diffusion
  59. Physiology feedback inhibition
  60. Physiology neuron
  61. Physiology Pregnancy
  62. Physiology Reproduction
  63. Physiology senescence
  64. Physiology thermoregulation
  65. Physiology tropism
  66. Physiology Visual perception

Already-written core articles in this workgroup

(Core Article points not available for these articles.)

  1. Biology
  2. Life
  3. DNA
  4. Homeostasis (Biology) -started

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Chemistry - Stage 3

(10) = worth this number of points   * = external, to replace or rewrite   ** = micro-stub

Start listing top priority unwritten, microstub, or status = 4 articles here!

This needs to be reduced to 99 entries. The extras can, of course, be included in a longer list on CZ:Chemistry Workgroup.

  1. Acetic acid
  2. Acetone
  3. Acetylene
  4. Acid
  5. Aldehyde
  6. Alcohol
  7. Alkali metals
  8. Alkaline earth metals
  9. Alkanes
  10. Alkenes
  11. Anion
  12. Aromatic compounds
  13. Avogadro's number
  14. Base
  15. Barbiturate
  16. Bond order
  17. Boron
  18. Butane
  19. Bromine
  20. Calcium
  21. Carbon
  22. Carbonate
  23. Carboxylic acid
  24. Catalyst
  25. Caustic
  26. Chirality
  27. Chlorine
  28. Chloroform
  29. Conjugate acid
  30. Conjugate base
  31. Covalent bond
  32. Critical mass
  33. Cyanide
  34. Cyanate
  35. Cycloalkanes
  36. Dalton's law of partial pressure
  37. DDT
  38. Dextrorotary
  39. Dioxin
  40. Double bond
  41. Electrochemistry
  42. Electron configuration
  43. Electron orbital
  44. Electron shell
  45. Electronegativity
  46. Endothermic
  47. Enthalpy
  48. Equilibrium constant
  49. Ester
  50. Ethanol
  51. Ether
  52. Ethylene
  53. Exothermic
  54. Faraday constant
  55. Fluorine
  56. Formula weight
  57. Functional group
  58. Gibb's free energy
  59. Half-life
  60. Halides
  61. Henry's law
  62. Hexagonal closest-packed structure
  63. Hund's rule

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  1. Hydrides
  2. Hydrocarbons
  3. Hydrogenation
  4. Hydrochloric acid
  5. Hydrolysis
  6. Hydrophilic
  7. Helium
  8. Ideal gas law (1) - David E. Volk
  9. Ideal solution
  10. Inorganic chemistry
  11. Ionic bond
  12. Lanthanides
  13. Law of mass action
  14. Law of multiple proportions
  15. LeChatelier's principle
  16. Lewis acid
  17. Lewis base
  18. Ligand
  19. Limiting reactant/reagent
  20. Lipids
  21. Liter
  22. London dispersion forces
  23. Lone pairs
  24. Markownikoff's rule
  25. Mass
  26. Mass number
  27. Methane
  28. Metals
  29. Metaloids
  30. Metathesis reactions
  31. Molality
  32. Molar gas constant
  33. Molarity
  34. Mole
  35. Molecular equation
  36. Molecular formula
  37. Molecular orbital theory
  38. Mole fraction
  39. Neon
  40. Nernst equation
  41. Net ionic equation
  42. Nitrate
  43. Nitrogen
  44. Nitrogen cycle
  45. Nitric Acid
  46. Noble gases
  47. Normality
  48. Nuclide
  49. Octahedral geometry
  50. Octet rule
  51. Optical isomers enantiomers
  52. Organic chemistry
  53. Osmosis
  54. Ostwald process
  55. Oxidation
  56. state
  57. Oxides
  58. Oxidizing agent
  59. Paramagnetic
  60. Pauli exclusion principle

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  1. Peptide bond
  2. Perchlorate
  3. Period (of the periodic table)
  4. Periodic law
  5. Phospholipid
  6. Phosphate
  7. Phosphorus
  8. Phosporic acid
  9. Photoelectric effect
  10. Pi bond
  11. Polar covalent bond
  12. Polyatomic ion
  13. Polydentate ligand
  14. Polyphosphoric acids
  15. Potassium
  16. Prussian blue
  17. Raoult's law
  18. Rate constant
  19. Rate-determining step
  20. Rate law
  21. Reaction intermediate
  22. Reaction mechanism
  23. Reaction quotient
  24. Reaction rate
  25. Redox reaction
  26. Reducing agent
  27. Reduction
  28. Saponification
  29. Saturated hydrocarbon
  30. Saturated fat
  31. Sigma bond
  32. Silane
  33. Silicates
  34. Sodium
  35. Sodium chloride
  36. Sodium hydroxide
  37. Solubility-product constant
  38. Solvay process
  39. Sulfate
  40. Sulfur
  41. Sulfuric acid
  42. Thiocyanate
  43. Transition elements
  44. Vapor pressure
  45. Vapor-pressure lowering
  46. Weak acids
  47. Weak bases
  48. Zwitterion

Already-written core articles in this workgroup

(Core Article points not available for these articles.)
  1. Hydrogen
  2. Oxygen

Start listing already-existing core articles here

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Earth Sciences - Stage 5

(10) = worth this number of points   * = external, to replace or rewrite   ** = micro-stub

  1. Climate (10)
  2. Dinosaur (10)
  3. Earth (10)**
  4. Ocean acidification (10) - User:Benjamin Seghers
  5. Plate tectonics (10)
  6. Age of the Earth (5)
  7. Air (5)
  8. Atmosphere (5)
  9. Earthquake (5)
  10. El-Niño Southern Oscillation (5)
  11. Geology (5)
  12. Lithosphere (5)
  13. North Atlantic Oscillation (5)
  14. Ocean (5)
  15. Oil (geology) (5)
  16. Coal (2)
  17. Crust (2)
  18. Erosion (2)
  19. Holocene (2)
  20. Hurricane (2)
  21. Hydrology (2)**
  22. Ice age (2)
  23. Landslide (2)
  24. Mantle (geology) (2)
  25. Meteorology (2)
  26. Monsoon (2)
  27. Mountain (2)
  28. Natural gas (2)
  29. Paleontology (2)
  30. Pleistocene (2)
  31. Thermohaline circulation (2)
  32. Volcano (2)
  33. Weather (2)

  1. Alps
  2. Aquifer
  3. Asbestos
  4. Basalt
  5. Biosphere
  6. Cainozoic
  7. Calcite
  8. Carbonate platform
  9. Cave
  10. Climate model
  11. Cloud
  12. Continent
  13. Crystal
  14. Current
  15. Diamond
  16. Earth's magnetic field
  17. Fault (geology)
  18. Feldspar
  19. Flood
  20. Fold (geology)
  21. Fossil
  22. Gem
  23. Geochemistry
  24. Geomagnetic reversal
  25. Glacier - User:Benjamin Seghers
  26. Granite
  27. Groundwater
  28. Gulf Stream
  29. Ice cap
  30. Karst
  31. Limestone
  32. Marble
  33. Mesozoic

  1. Mine
  2. Mineral
  3. Nucleus (geology)
  4. Olivine
  5. Ore, or Ore mining
  6. Orogeny
  7. Ozone depletion
  8. Paleoclimatology
  9. Paleozoic
  10. Pangaea
  11. Peridotite
  12. Plate (geology)
  13. Pollution
  14. Precambrian
  15. Precipitation
  16. Quarry
  17. Quartz
  18. Quaternary
  19. Radiocarbon
  20. Rain
  21. River
  22. Sea level change
  23. Sedimentology
  24. Seismology
  25. Soil
  26. Stone (i.e., rock as a building material)
  27. Thunderstorm
  28. Tide
  29. Tornado
  30. Tunnel (also under Civil engineering?)
  31. Water table
  32. Wind**
  33. Zircon

Mathematics - Stage 3

(10) = worth this number of points   * = external, to replace or rewrite   ** = micro-stub

  1. Mathematics *
  2. Number
  3. Statistics
  4. Analysis
  5. Conic sections
  6. Probability theory
  7. Quantum probability
  8. Fourier transform
  9. Free probability
  10. Stochastic calculus
  11. Functional analysis
  12. Approximation theory
  13. Numerical analysis
  14. Harmonic analysis
  15. Operator theory
  16. Discrete mathematics
  17. Graph theory
  18. Cartesian coordinate
  19. Differential geometry
  20. Mathematical physics
  21. Trigonometry
  22. Trigonometric function*
  23. Polar coordinate
  24. Rational function
  25. Mean value theorem
  26. Determinant
  27. Quadratic equation
  28. Laplace transform
  29. Cauchy integral formula
  30. Holomorphic function
  31. Jacobian matrix
  32. Cauchy-Riemann equations
  33. Lie group
  34. Lie algebra
  35. Inverse function
  36. Ordinary differential equation
  37. Linear differential equation
  38. Partial differential equation
  39. Dirichlet problem
  40. Dirac delta function
  41. Distribution (mathematics)
  42. Cauchy distribution
  43. Statistics
  44. Normal distribution *
  45. Cauchy distribution
  46. Brownian motion
  47. Harmonic function
  48. Laplace equation
  49. Boundary value problem

  1. Derivative
  2. Partial derivative
  3. Function
  4. e
  5. Exponential function
  6. Addition
  7. Multiplication
  8. Integer *
  9. Fraction (or: rational number)
  10. Fermat's last theorem
  11. Gödel's incompleteness theorem
  12. Pythagoras' theorem
  13. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
  14. Mathematical proof
  15. Augustin Louis Cauchy
  16. Pierre-Simon Laplace
  17. Joseph Fourier
  18. Euclid
  19. Leonhard Euler
  20. Carl Friedrich Gauss
  21. David Hilbert
  22. Gottfried Leibniz
  23. Bernhard Riemann
  24. John von Neumann
  25. Blaise Pascal
  26. Siméon Denis Poisson
  27. Henri Poincaré
  28. Angle
  29. Triangle
  30. Circle
  31. Vector
  32. Matrix
  33. Limit


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Already-written core articles in this workgroup

(Core Article points not available for these articles.)

  1. Complex analysis
  2. Geometry
  3. Number theory
  4. Pi
  5. Integral
  6. Set
  7. Real number
  8. Prime number
  9. Complex number
  10. Differential equation
  11. Polynomial
  12. Group (mathematics)
  13. Line (geometry)
  14. Fundamental Theorem of Algebra

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Physics - Stage 2

(10) = worth this number of points   * = external, to replace or rewrite   ** = micro-stub

  1. Electricity
  2. Electromagnetism
  3. Quantum theory
  4. Relativity
  5. Mathematical physics
  6. Statistical mechanics
  7. Optics

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Already-written core articles in this workgroup

(Core Article points not available for these articles.)

  1. Classical mechanics
  2. Quantum mechanics
  3. Thermodynamics

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Social Sciences

Anthropology - Stage 3

(10) = worth this number of points   * = external, to replace or rewrite   ** = micro-stub

  1. Ethnography
  2. Ethnology
  3. Forensic anthropology
  4. Cultural anthropology
  5. Homo
  6. Homo sapiens
  7. Primatology
  8. Nutritional anthropology
  9. Economic anthropology
  10. Cultural ecology
  11. Ethnomusicology
  12. Cognitive anthropology
  13. Myth - currently a disambig
  14. Ritual
  15. Symbolism
  16. Culture
  17. Ethnicity
  18. Tools or Tool use
  19. Folklore
  20. Indigeneity
  21. Participant observation
  22. Artifact
  23. Grave goods
  24. Subsistence
  25. Transhumance
  26. Swidden
  27. Horticulture
  28. Pastoralism
  29. Hunter-gatherer or Forager
  30. Nomad
  31. Reciprocity
  32. Qualitative research
  33. Quantitative research

  1. Caste
  2. Moiety
  3. Patrilineage
  4. Matrilineage
  5. Cross-cousin
  6. Dowry
  7. Bridewealth
  8. Affine
  9. Kinship
  10. Exogamy
  11. Endogamy
  12. Kula ring
  13. Potlatch
  14. Rite of passage
  15. Habitus
  16. Liminality
  17. Communitas
  18. Shaman
  19. Animism
  20. Cosmology
  21. Cosmogony
  22. Emic
  23. Etic
  24. Syncretism
  25. Acculturation
  26. Colonialism
  27. Ontogeny
  28. Witchcraft
  29. Magic
  30. Divination
  31. Environmental determinism
  32. Linguistic determinism
  33. Cultural determinism

  1. Robert Broom
  2. Raymond Dart
  3. Donald Johanson
  4. Louis Leakey
  5. Richard Leakey
  6. Phillip Tobias
  7. F. Clark Howell
  8. Mary Leakey
  9. Franz Boas
  10. Napoleon Chagnon
  11. Margaret Mead
  12. Clifford Geertz
  13. Jane Goodall
  14. Diane Fossey
  15. Herbert Spencer
  16. Victor Turner

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Archaeology

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  1. Potsherd
  2. Test pit
  3. Provenience
  4. Carbon dating
  5. Dendrochronology
  6. Survey (archaeology)
  7. Site plan (archaeology)
  8. Midden

Economics - Stage 2

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HIGH PRIORITY

  1. International economics (10)
  2. Welfare economics (10)
  3. Markets (10)
  4. Comparative advantage
  5. Economy of scale
  6. Balance of payments
  7. Terms of trade
  8. Externalities
  9. Elasticity
  10. Supply
  11. Demand
  12. GNP and GDP

LOWER PRIORITY

  1. Economic policy
  2. Fiat currency
  3. Gold standard
  4. Minimum wage
  5. Price floor
  6. Central Bank
  7. Money supply

LOWER PRIORITY


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Education - Stage 1

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  1. Education
  2. Early childhood education
  3. Primary education
  4. Adult education
  5. Higher education
  6. Pedagogy
  7. John Dewey
  8. Paulo Freire
  9. Philosophy of education
  10. Learning

Second column

  1. Situated learning
  2. Informal learning
  3. Distributed learning
  4. Problem-based learning
  5. Multicultural education
  6. Multiple intelligences
  7. Performance assessment
  8. Mentoring
  9. The brain and learning
  10. Social learning

Third column

  1. Learning theories
  2. Enactivism
  3. Phenomenology
  4. Constructivism
  5. Accreditation (education)
  6. Educational leadership
  7. Educational psychology (applied)
  8. Behaviorism
  9. Distance education
  10. Exceptional education
  11. Critical-cultural pedagogy

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Geography - Stage 2

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  1. Continent
  2. Island
  3. Continental shelf
  4. Plate tectonics
  5. Archipelago
  6. Cove
  7. Coast
  8. Plateau

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Law - Stage 2

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The categorization is provisional, see Law workgroup page

  1. International law
  2. Maritime law
  3. Natural law
  4. Roman law
  5. European Convention on Human Rights
  6. European Community Law

Second column

  1. Adoption
  2. Adultery
  3. Arbitration
  4. Asset
  5. Attorney
  6. Bankruptcy
  7. Bill of attainder
  8. Blue law
  9. Canon law
  10. Capital punishment
  11. Censorship
  12. Constitution
  13. Consumer protection
  14. Contract
  15. Copyright
  16. Corporation
  17. Court of law
  18. Crime
  19. Criminal law
  20. Defendant
  21. Divorce
  22. Double jeopardy
  23. Drug prohibition
  24. Due process
  25. Environmental law
  26. Forensics
  27. Fraud
  28. Human Rights
  29. Judge
  30. Jury
  31. Labor law
  32. Magna Carta
  33. Murder
  34. Nullification
  35. Prosecution
  36. Salic law
  37. Sovereign immunity
  38. Tax

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  1. Antitrust
  2. Bill of rights
  3. Civil law
  4. Common law
  5. Treaty
  6. U.S. Constitution

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Linguistics - Stage 2 - almost 3

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Individual languages could be listed here, as needed. Grammatical concepts could be added as well.

  1. Morphology (linguistics)* (10)
  2. Semantics (linguistics) (10)
  3. Syntax* (10)
  4. Noam Chomsky (10)
  5. Phonetics* (10)
  6. Applied linguistics* (5)
  7. Clinical linguistics (5)
  8. Cognitive linguistics* (5)
  9. Historical linguistics (5)
  10. Language evolution (5)
  11. History of linguistics* (5)
  12. Psycholinguistics* (5)
  13. Sociolinguistics (5)
  14. Theoretical linguistics* (5)
  15. Universal grammar (5)
  16. Alphabet (2)
  17. Comparative linguistics (2)
  18. Computational linguistics* (2)
  19. Creolistics (2)
  20. Dialect* (2)
  21. English language (2)
  22. Forensic linguistics (2)
  23. Language attrition* (2)
  24. Linguistic prescriptivism* (2)
  25. Linguistic typology* (2)
  26. Multilingualism* (2)
  27. Neurolinguistics (2)
  28. Optimality Theory (2)
  29. Poverty of the stimulus (2)
  30. Sapir–Whorf hypothesis (2)
  31. Structuralism (2)
  32. Writing system (2)
  33. Written language (2)

  1. Chinese language (1)
  2. Fossilization (language acquisition) (1)
  3. German language (1)
  4. Lingua franca* (1)
  5. Linguistic universal* (1)
  6. Linguistic variation* (1)
  7. Markedness (1)
  8. Monitor theory* (1)
  9. Orthography (1)
  10. Word (1)

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  1. Communication
  2. Contact language
  3. Critical period hypothesis
  4. Descriptive linguistics
  5. First language acquisition
  6. French language
  7. Generative linguistics

  1. Grammar
  2. Language
  3. Language acquisition
  4. Linguistics
  5. Natural language
  6. Noun
  7. Phonology

  1. Pragmatics
  2. Reading
  3. Second language acquisition
  4. Sign language
  5. Spoken language
  6. Syllable
  7. Verb

Politics - Stage 2

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HIGH PRIORITY ARTICLES

  1. Political systems (10)
  2. Electoral systems (10)
  3. Political parties (10)
  4. International organizations (10)
  5. History of political thought (10)
  6. The United Nations (5)
  7. European Union** (5)

LOWER PRIORITY

LOWER PRIORITY

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Psychology - Stage 2

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  1. B. F. Skinner
  2. Behavioral psychology
  3. Classical conditioning
  4. Clinical psychology
  5. Cognitive behavioral therapy
  6. Experimental psychology
  7. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
  8. Ivan Pavlov
  9. Operant conditioning
  10. Social psychology

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Sociology - Stage 3

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[The articles in these columns are not ordered by priority, yet.]

First Column

  1. Adolescence
  2. Applied sociology
  3. Authoritarianism
  4. Bureaucracy
  5. Conflict
  6. Constructivism
  7. Criminology
  8. Delinquency
  9. Deviance
  10. Division of labor
  11. Ethnography [also listed in Anthro]
  12. Exchange theory
  13. Family

Second column

  1. Industrialization
  2. Institution, social
  3. Juvenile justice
  4. Learning
  5. Mores
  6. Negotiated order
  7. Social norm
  8. Organization
  9. Poverty
  10. Role theory
  11. Risk society
  12. Rural society

Third column

  1. Social act
  2. Social assistance
  3. Social behavior
  4. Social capital
  5. Social change
  6. Social environment
  7. Social gerontology
  8. Social insurance
  9. Social interaction
  10. Social justice
  11. Social movement
  12. Social order
  13. Social policy
  14. Social problem
  15. Social structure
  16. Social welfare
  17. Society
  18. Economic sociology
  19. Educational sociology
  20. Family sociology
  21. Historical sociology
  22. Political sociology
  23. Public sociology
  24. Sociology of organization
  25. Sociology of religion
  26. Stratification
  27. Survey research
  28. Urban society
  29. Voluntary association
  30. Welfare state
  31. Work

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  1. Authority
  2. Civil society
  3. Communication
  4. Community
  5. Demography
  6. Race
  7. Identity
  8. Language
  9. List of notable sociologists
  10. Rural poverty
  11. Social class
  12. Social security
  13. Sociology

Second column

  1. Social security in the USA

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Humanities

Classics - Stage 1

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History - Stage 1

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  1. Enlightenment
  2. Stone Age
  3. Bronze Age
  4. Iron Age
  5. Protestant Reformation
  6. Holy Roman Empire
  7. Ancient Rome
  8. Ancient Greece
  9. Ancient Egypt
  10. Martin Luther
  11. Martin Luther King, Jr.
  12. Christopher Columbus
  13. Robert E. Lee
  14. Historiography
  15. Herodotus*

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Literature - Stage 1

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Philosophy - Stage 4

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Top priority

  1. Plato (10)
  2. Logic* (10)
  3. right and wrong (10)
  4. knowledge (10)
  5. Chinese philosophy (10)
  6. John Locke (5)
  7. Immanuel Kant (5)
  8. Karl Marx** (5)
  9. Metaphysics* (5)
  10. Ethics (5)
  11. History of philosophy (5)
  12. problem of universals (5)
  13. right (political philosophy) (5)
  14. Rationalism (5)
  15. Empiricism (5)
  16. Thomas Aquinas (2)
  17. Bertrand Russell (2)
  18. Existentialism (2)
  19. Analytic philosophy (2)
  20. Continental philosophy (2)
  21. existence (2)
  22. identity (2)
  23. argument (logic) (2)
  24. meaning** (2)
  25. truth (2)
  26. free will (2)
  27. mind (2)
  28. mind-body problem (2)
  29. idea (2)
  30. good and bad (2)
  31. freedom and liberty (political philosophy) (2)
  32. beauty (2)
  33. definition of art (2)

People and key philosophical works

  1. The Republic of Plato
  2. Augustine of Hippo*
  3. Francis Bacon
  4. Thomas Hobbes**
  5. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
  6. Baruch Spinoza
  7. George Berkeley
  8. Voltaire
  9. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
  10. Critique of Pure Reason
  11. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
  12. Friedrich Nietzsche
  13. George Edward Moore
  14. Principia Mathematica
  15. Ludwig Wittgenstein
  16. Edmund Husserl
  17. Martin Heidegger
  18. Jean-Paul Sartre
    Movements and historical overviews
  19. Ancient Greek philosophy
  20. Medieval philosophy
  21. Humanism
  22. Early modern philosophy
  23. German idealism
  24. Pragmatism
    Subdisciplines
  25. Philosophy of language
  26. Philosophy of mind
  27. Applied ethics**
  28. Political philosophy
  29. Philosophy of law
  30. Aesthetics
    Key concepts, problems, and theories
  31. definition of philosophy
  32. philosopher
  33. reality

  1. substance (metaphysics)
  2. Platonism (metaphysics)
  3. nominalism
  4. theism
  5. atheism*
    Key concepts, problems, and theories (cont'd)
  6. validity (logic)
  7. fallacy
  8. sense and reference
  9. consciousness
  10. physicalism and materialism
  11. phenomenalism
  12. dualism
  13. representationalism (perception)
  14. belief
  15. a priori and a posteriori
  16. justification (epistemology)
  17. common sense (philosophy)
  18. skepticism
  19. foundationalism (epistemology)
  20. coherentism (epistemology)
  21. naturalism (ethical theory)
  22. noncognitivism (ethical theory)
  23. ethical relativism
  24. deontological ethics
  25. virtue theory
  26. democracy
  27. egalitarianism
  28. definition of law
    Non-western philosophy
  29. Laozi
  30. Daoism
  31. Confucius
  32. Confucianism
  33. Indian philosophy

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  1. Socrates
  2. Aristotle
  3. Confessions (Augustine)
  4. René Descartes
  5. Discourse on Method
  6. David Hume

  1. Logical positivism
  2. Epistemology
  3. Philosophy of religion
  4. Philosophy of science

  1. God
  2. state
  3. justice
  4. science
  5. scientific method
  6. utilitarianism
  7. communism
  8. African philosophy

Religion - Stage 1

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Arts

Architecture - Stage 4

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  1. Architect (10)
  2. Architectural theory (10)
  3. History of architecture (10) - Chronological
  4. Planning and urban design (10)
  5. Construction (10)
  6. Architectural practice (5)
  7. Construction contract (5)
  8. Building components (5)
  9. Modernism (architecture) (5)
  10. Gothic architecture (5)
  11. Architectural history (5) - the academic discipline
  12. Construction science and technology (5)
  13. Architectural design process(5)
  14. Cost planning (2)
  15. Architectural practice (2)
  16. Construction contract (2)
  17. Le Corbusier (5)
  18. Frank Lloyd Wright (5)
  19. Andrea Palladio (2)
  20. Filippo Brunelleschi (2)
  21. Colosseum (2)
  22. Great Pyramid of Giza (2)
  23. Basilica of Saint Denis, Paris (2)
  24. Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence "The Duomo" (2)
  25. Angkor Wat (2)
  26. Villa Savoye (2)
  27. Fallingwater, Pennsylvania (2)
  28. Notre Dame du Haut (2)
  29. Vault (architectural) (2)
  30. Classicism (architecture) (2)
  31. Constructivist architecture (2)
  32. Green architecture (2)
  33. Renaissance architecture (2)

  1. Arch
  2. Dome
  3. Vitruvius
  4. Walter Gropius
  5. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
  6. Louis Kahn
  7. Frank Gehry
  8. Zaha Hadid
  9. Rem Koolhaas
  10. Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc
  11. Antonio Sant'Elia
  12. Antonio Gaudi
  13. Hagia Sophia
  14. Machu Picchu
  15. Parthenon
  16. Pantheon, Rome
  17. Stonehenge
  18. Basilica of Saint Peter, Rome
  19. Forbidden City, Beijing
  20. Leaning Tower of Pisa
  21. Ise Shrine
  22. Palace of Westminster
  23. Villa Almerico-Capra (A.K.A. La Rotonda, Villa Rotunda, Villa La Rotonda, and Villa Almerico - by Palladio)
  24. Bauhaus, Dessau - the building rather than the 'school'
  25. Barcelona pavilion
  26. Sagrada Familia
  27. Seagram building, New York
  28. Chrysler Building, New York
  29. Farnsworth house
  30. Einstein Tower
  31. Robbie House
  32. Grand Central Station, New York
  33. Guggenheim Museum, New York

  1. Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao
  2. Empire State Building
  3. Sydney Opera House
  4. World Trade Center, New York
  5. Skyscraper
  6. House
  7. Museum
  8. Gallery
  9. Airport
  10. Railway station
  11. Office
  12. Temple
  13. School
  14. Hospital
  15. Foundation (architectural)
  16. Floor (architectural)
  17. Envelope (architectural)
  18. Wall
  19. Curtain wall
  20. Window
  21. Roof
  22. Tower
  23. Architectural revivalism
  24. The battle of the styles
  25. Baroque architecture
  26. Gothic revival architecture - may include the 'gothic survival'
  27. Bauhaus history and influence of the school
  28. De Stijl
  29. Mannerist architecture
  30. Architectural award
  31. Cost control
  32. Building code
  33. Arbitration (architectural)


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  1. Architecture
  2. Historic preservation
  3. Civil engineering
  4. Environmental engineering
  5. Taj Mahal
  6. Crystal Palace
  7. Deconstructivism
  8. Church
  9. Library

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Music - Stage 3

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  1. Orchestra
  2. Opera
  3. Symphony
  4. Piano
  5. Pop Music
  6. Rock and roll**
  7. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  8. Ludwig van Beethoven


Second column

  1. Concerto
  2. String Quartet
  3. Sviatoslav Richter
  4. Benjamin Britten
  5. Maria Callas
  6. Bela Bartok
  7. Dimitri Shostakovich
  8. Sergei Prokofiev
  9. Simon and Garfunkel
  10. Stevie Wonder
  11. Elvis Presley
  12. Pietr I. Tchaikovsky
  13. Sergei Rachmaninov
  14. Edvard Grieg
  15. Frederic Chopin
  16. Nikolai Paganini
  17. Franz Liszt
  18. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
  19. Johannes Brahms**
  20. Franz Schubert
  21. Joseph Haydn
  22. Arthur Sullivan
  23. Richard Rodgers
  24. Gospel
  25. Country music
  26. African-American Spiritual
  27. Richard Wagner
  28. Johan Strauss II
  29. Richard Strauss
  30. Waltz
  31. Franz Lehar
  32. Arturo Toscanini
  33. Arthur Fiedler
  34. Gyorgy Ligeti
  35. Wynton Marsalis

Third column

  1. Johan Strauss I
  2. Marching band
  3. Frank Zappa
  4. Pink Floyd**
  5. Sugar Hill Gang
  6. Blondie
  7. Sex Pistols
  8. Carlos Santana
  9. Michael Jackson
  10. Madonna
  11. Beastie Boys
  12. Rick Ruben
  13. Aerosmith
  14. Run-DMC
  15. Rolling Stones
  16. Eagles
  17. The Doors
  18. The Who
  19. Sting or The Police
  20. Kraftwerk
  21. Duran Duran
  22. Peter Gabriel
  23. Phil Collins
  24. U2
  25. Heavy metal
  26. Blue grass
  27. Rap
  28. Punk Rock
  29. Miles Davis
  30. Antonio Vivaldi
  31. Eric Clapton

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  1. Johann Sebastian Bach
  2. Jazz
  3. Igor Stravinsky

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  1. Blues
  2. The Beatles
  3. Tina Turner
  4. Grandmaster Flash

Third column

Theater - Stage 2

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  1. Musical Theatre
  2. Theatre in the round
  3. History of theatre
  4. Oscar Wilde
  5. George Bernard Shaw
  6. Gilbert and Sullivan
  7. Operetta
  8. Richard D'Oyly Carte
  9. Stella Adler
  10. Joseph Papp
  11. Sarah Bernhardt
  12. Tallulah Bankhead
  13. Uta Hagen
  14. Jessica Tandy

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  1. William Shakespeare
  2. Rodgers and Hammerstein

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Visual Arts - Stage 3

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  1. Art
  2. Painting
  3. Sculpture
  4. Drawing
  5. Printmaking
  6. Western art
  7. Art of Ancient Greece
  8. Art of Ancient Egypt
  9. Art of China
  10. Art of Japan
  11. Renaissance art
  12. Baroque art
  13. Gothic art
  14. Modern art
  15. Impressionism
  16. Post-impressionism
  17. Cubism
  18. Abstract expressionism
  19. Pop art
  20. Minimalism
  21. Postmodern art
  22. Conceptual art
  23. Prehistoric art



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  1. Leonardo da Vinci
  2. Vincent van Gogh
  3. Michelangelo
  4. Pablo Picasso
  5. Marcel Duchamp
  6. Paul Cézanne
  7. Andy Warhol
  8. Alfred Hitchcock
  9. John Ford
  10. Howard Hawks
  11. John Huston
  12. Charlie Chaplin
  13. D.W. Griffith
  14. Salvador Dalí
  15. Clark Gable
  16. Mary Pickford
  17. Lawrence Olivier
  18. Paul Gaugin
  19. Mel Blanc
  20. Jim Henson
  21. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
  22. Hanna-Barbera


Third column

  1. Paint
  2. Oil painting
  3. Casting (art)
  4. Stone carving
  5. Watercolor
  6. Lithography
  7. Intaglio
  8. Serigraphy - screen printing
  9. Relief printing
  10. Photography (art)
  11. Pastel
  12. Mixed media
  13. Video art
  14. Installation art
  15. Electronic art
  16. Performance art
  17. Collage
  18. Portrait
  19. Landscape
  20. Fresco
  21. Book art
  22. Composition (art)
  23. Tempera

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  1. Walt Disney
  2. Film
  3. Star Wars
  4. Visual arts

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  1. Hokusai

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Applied Arts and Sciences

Agriculture - Stage 2

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  1. crop
  2. plough
  3. crop rotation
  4. farm
  5. rice
  6. irrigation

  1. millet
  2. sorghum
  3. flax
  4. cotton
  5. two-crop rotation
  6. three-crop rotation
  7. rice paddy
  8. granary

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  1. agriculture
  2. horticulture
  3. maize
  4. wheat

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Computers - Stage 2

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  1. Turing Machine
  2. Digital Computer
  3. Computer Program
  4. Debugging
  5. Grid Computing
  6. Bandwidth
  7. Latency
  8. Microprocessor
  9. Cache
  10. Random Access Memory
  11. Hard Disk
  12. Algorithms

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  1. The Anti-Kythera Mechanism

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Engineering - Stage 2

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  1. Electronics
  2. Industrial engineering
  3. Nuclear engineering
  4. Chemical engineering
  5. Structural engineering

  1. Control theory
  2. Power systems
  3. Telecommunication
  4. Information theory
  5. Robots
  6. Steam engine
  7. Mechanics of solids
  8. Elasticity
  9. Plasticity
  10. Soil mechanics
  11. Naval architecture
  12. Transportation systems
  13. Internal combustion engine
  14. Irrigation
  15. Roads
  16. Aircraft

  1. Signal processing
  2. Kalman filter
  3. Otto cycle
  4. Diesel cycle
  5. Carnot cycle
  6. Firearm

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Food Science - Stage 2

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  1. Aspartame
  2. Butter
  3. Cuisine
  4. Culinary art
  5. Diet
  6. Food additive
  7. Food chemistry
  8. Food irradiation
  9. Food poisoning
  10. Food processing
  11. Food safety
  12. Healthy diet
  13. Ice cream
  14. Junk food
  15. Monosodium glutamate
  16. Organic food
  17. Pasteurization
  18. Preservative
  19. Saccharin
  20. Veganism
  21. Vegetarianism

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Health Sciences - Stage 1

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  1. Acid-base physiology
  2. Adrenocorticotropic Hormone
  3. albinism
  4. Arterial system
  5. Alzheimer's disease
  6. Auditory system
  7. Blood
  8. Bone
  9. capillary
  10. collagen
  11. Dementia
  12. diabetes
  13. Diabetes mellitus type 2
  14. Digestion
  15. Down syndrome
  16. egg (biology)
  17. Endocrine system
  18. Eye
  19. gene therapy
  20. genetic fingerprint
  21. Human Immunodeficiency Virus
  22. Hypertension
  23. Heart
  24. immune system
  25. intestine
  26. karyotype
  27. Klinefelter syndrome
  28. lung
  29. liver
  30. malaria
  31. muscle
  32. non disjunction
  33. Obesity
  34. organ (anatomy)
  35. Protease inhibitors
  36. Reproductive system
  37. Respiration (physiology)
  38. Skeleton
  39. Skin
  40. Smoking cessation
  41. sperm

  1. testes
  2. tumor
  3. Turner syndrome
  4. vaccine
  5. Viral diseases

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  1. Decimal System
  2. Card Catalogue
  3. Index file
  4. Librarian
  5. Reference
  6. Library of Congress
  7. Encyclopedia

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Media - Stage 2

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This is where to put everything about movies and actors...

  1. Copyright
  2. License
  3. Royalties
  4. Magnetic tape
  5. Video cassette
  6. DVD
  7. CD
  8. Television
  9. Newspaper
  10. Book
  11. Printing Press

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Military - Stage 2

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  1. Navy
  2. Firearm
  3. Soldier

  1. Strategy
  2. Logistics (military)
  3. Tank (military)
  4. sword
  5. artillery
  6. bomb
  7. machine gun
  8. spear
  9. shield
  10. armor

  1. Taiping Rebellion
  2. Boxer Rebellion
  3. Napoleonic Wars
  4. Russian Civil War
  5. Indian Mutiny

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  2. Army
  3. War

  1. Tactics
  2. gunpowder

  1. World War II
  2. World War I
  3. American Civil War

Recreation

Games - Stage 1

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  1. Animal fancy
  2. Sewing
  3. Stamp collecting
  4. Singing
  5. Bird watching
  6. Gardening
  7. Collecting
  8. Poultry fancy
  9. Painting
  10. Pottery
  11. Agricultural show
  12. Needlepoint
  13. Embroidery
  14. Crochet
  15. Dancing
  16. Choir
  17. Campanology
  18. hiking
  19. Boy Scouts
  20. Dog breeding
  21. baking
  22. folk dancing
  23. photography
  24. toy
  25. band
  26. piano
  27. guitar
  28. recorder
  29. drums
  30. writing
  31. Thoroughbred racing - clearly a business but a hobby for millions
  32. ? what's the word for panning for gold and looking for opals and such? prospecting?
  33. stargazing

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  1. spelunking
  2. climbing
  3. historical reenactment
  4. hunting
  5. antiques
  6. doll house
  7. Cat show
  8. cycling
  9. swimmiing
  10. German Shepherd Dog
  11. Retriever - (Family)
  12. Fox Terrier - (Family)
  13. Hound
  14. Siamese Cat

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  1. Fox Terrier, Smooth
  2. Collie

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  1. Knitting
  2. Dog
  3. dog show
  4. garden
  5. sports
  6. Cat
  7. Music
  8. Theatre
  9. Football
  10. Tennis
  11. Acting
  12. martial arts
  13. cooking
  14. Role-playing game

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  1. racquetball
  2. badminton
  3. tetherball
  4. dodgeball
  5. football (american)
  6. football (soccer)
  7. swimming
  8. bowling
  9. croquet
  10. track and field
  11. rugby
  12. ping-pong or table tennis
  13. polo
  14. water polo
  15. golf

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  1. Olympic Games
  2. FIFA
  3. NBA - National Basketball Association
  4. NFL - National Football League
  5. Major League Baseball
  6. NHL - National Hockey League

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  2. baseball
  3. tennis
  4. cricket
  5. basketball
  6. boxing
  7. lacrosse

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Miscellaneous

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.

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
  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

See also