- General Works and Information (Man’s relationship to knowledge, Ideas, and their Organization thoughts)
- Covers resources about knowledge itself and interdisciplinary works.
- Subcategories: Encyclopedias, bibliographies, library science, computer science, journalism, museum studies.
- Philosophy and Psychology (Mans Relationship to Life, His Life, His Sef, His Psyche)
- Encompasses the study of human thought, reasoning, and the mind.
- Subcategories: Metaphysics, epistemology, logic, ethics, aesthetics, psychology (e.g., cognitive, developmental).
- Religion (Mans relationship to his God)
- Focuses on spiritual beliefs, practices, and institutions.
- Subcategories: Theology, scriptures, religious history, denominations (e.g., Christianity, Islam), mythology.
- Social Sciences (Man’s relationship to others, Politics the systems manmade that he was born into)
- Examines human society, interactions, and institutions.
- Subcategories: Sociology, anthropology, economics, political science, law, education, commerce, customs.
- Language (Mnas raltionship to others. A technology that we use for communication of thoughts)
- Deals with the study and use of communication systems.
- Subcategories: Linguistics, grammar, phonetics, dictionaries, specific languages (e.g., English, Spanish).
- Science (Man’s relationship to nature)
- Investigates the natural world through observation and experimentation.
- Subcategories: Mathematics, astronomy, physics, chemistry, biology, earth sciences (e.g., geology, meteorology).
- Technology (Intermediaries or tools that we use as interfaces with all our primary relationships)
- Applies knowledge for practical purposes and innovation.
- Subcategories: Engineering, agriculture, medicine, manufacturing, construction, home economics.
- Arts and Recreation (Man’s relationship to progress, creativity to leisure to work, to beauty, to craft, to entertainment)
- Includes creative expression and leisure activities.
- Subcategories: Visual arts (e.g., painting, sculpture), music, performing arts (e.g., theater, dance), sports, games.
- Literature (Art of language which is a technology for our relationships)
- Covers written works of imagination and intellect, organized by language or region.
- Subcategories: Poetry, drama, fiction, essays, literary criticism, specific literatures (e.g., American, French).
- History and Geography (For trvael, a part of the story of people and culture are greatly determined by their land and history)
- Explores the past and the spatial aspects of the world.
- Subcategories: World history, regional history (e.g., European, Asian), biographies, geography, travel, anthropology.
We can find our primary relationships by finding the knowledge most interesting to us.
Our Relationship to language honestly seems most primary at this point. It even determines how we reate to our self ( the Soliloquy) Actualy our rimary relationship is to technology or tools.
We can’t even relate to god in some ways except through language.
But I must belive that God is our primary relationship. But even the ancients couldn’t relate to him except through ritual and sacrifice which is a form of technology.
A commonplace system or organization of reality shoud be organized through the lens of the self’s primary relationships.
But a Library Cataloging system should be through the lens of the self’s primary identities or particular callings.