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While the pages are growing I have to create new entrance page again. First it was Default page, then Title and Intro... Well, here is the American Age for you; the pages are disposable -- it's easier to make a new generation than to improve the old ones.A little bit about everything: acting, directing, drama, but nothing on tech theatre.The new generation (#3) of my webpages is the organization in narritive form (you see the "next" at the end of each page). In what order to read them? I use the class syllabus for each directory in Classes directory, my web-supported live classes is one thing... and online learning is another.
Year ago I thought that I will organize the texts as books, e-books. But the search engines have different logic; the topical organization (something like dictionary). This is why you can see "Shows" and "Research" directories. Or "Books"... Or...
Like in super-markets.
This why I have "web" subdirectories everywhere, to understand the nature of the beast.
In classes I tried the "thematic approach" -- to group pages around the aesthetic or moral categories.
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Amen.
Each directory and even subdirectory has its own FAQ page.
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projects: Shrew04 texts: shows: The Possessed classes: Script Analysis & BioMethod (Acting I) web: vertical hierarchy reading: books groups: acting2 Chekhov, Ibsen, Shake
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