[MR] scope of SCA

[Becky McEllistrem]

--- Wilma Walter <wwalter at thearcofpgc.org> wrote:

> From: atlantia-bounces at atlantia.sca.org
> [mailto:atlantia-bounces at atlantia.sca.org]On Behalf
> Of David Chessler
> 
> >If SCA is   UPPER CLASS (primarily nobility), then
> that might well be 
> >stated. But, supposedly, it is (as the middle ages
> "should" have 
> >been) a classless society. 
> 
> It is indeed stated. From the SCA's main website
> (http://www.sca.org/sca-intro.html):
> 
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Thanks for that link.  On that same link it describes
the scope and intention of SCA pretty well.

http://www.sca.org/sca-intro.html

The SCA is the Society for Creative Anachronism, which
is a group dedicated to researching and recreating the
Middle Ages in the present. 

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Some people equate recreating with re enacting but I
think some of these terms are subject to
interpretation which creates the confusion.  If you're
entering a performance competition are you re
enacting?  It's always interesting to revisit the
parent web sites every once in a  while.  I read
corpora years ago.  But it's been so long I don't
trust my knowledge of it.

Rebecca