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=Contents=

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Use of Tags
The organisation of contents in this wiki will be managed by the use of [|tags] at the foot of every page. Tags will have the function of identifying similar groups of pages to facilitate searching and accessing every existing page related to a particular topic in this wiki.

-This method of organisation is adopted because it bests suits the nature of the work and growth of the information presented here. -Each page will carry as many tags as appropriate. The purpose of the tag will be to label a page for quick retrieval; it is not an attempt to make an exhaustive classification of every page. -No capital letters will be used for tags. Hyphens will join two words that make up a sense unit. -No copyright sensitive material will be listed here.
 * Observations:**

List of Tags
The tags used in this site are grouped around these concepts: (Tags in italics and not hyperlinked are mentioned as examples only).
 * **People**//: authors author-name// //literary-critics//
 * **Origin**: british irish american
 * **Periods**: medieval studies
 * **Movements**: post-colonialism
 * **Genre**: dramma poetry fiction
 * **Works**: hamlet
 * **Places**: universities libraries college [|course-pages]
 * **Events**: conferences
 * **Publications**: newspapers magazines journals blogs
 * **Reference**: dictionaries glossaries citation-methods academic-writing
 * **//Ad hoc://** fonts
 * **Site Editor**: cceraso

List of Pages
Teachers English Literature Teachers at College, Universities or K-12.