C&C Wiki: Difference between revisions

From WikiIndex
Jump to navigation Jump to search
No edit summary
(Wiki template, unknownengine)
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Wiki_List |
{{Wiki_List |
wiki_name  =               ConlangWiki                                             |
wiki_name  =                 ConlangWiki  
wiki_logo =                 [[Image:C&CWikiLogo.png]]                                   |
|wiki_logo =                 [[Image:C&CWikiLogo.png]]
wiki_URL =                  http://talideon.com/concultures/wiki/                                                            |
|wiki_URL =                  http://talideon.com/concultures/wiki/                                                            |wiki_recentchanges_URL =   http://talideon.com/concultures/wiki/?doc=RecentChanges
wiki_recentchanges =       http://talideon.com/concultures/wiki/?doc=RecentChanges                                           |
|wiki_status =              Active
wiki_status =              Active                     |
|wiki_wikinode_URL =        No
wiki_lastreviewed  =        16-Jan-06                  |
|wiki_language =            English                     
wiki_language =            English                    |
|wiki_editmode =            LoginToEdit                 
wiki_editmode =            LoginToEdit                |
|wiki_engine =              UnknownEngine                        
wiki_engine =              Unknown                       |
|wiki_maintopic =            Misc
wiki_maintopic =            Misc.
}}
}}
==Description==
==Description==

Revision as of 04:13, 19 February 2006

Template:Wiki List

Description

Devoted to the topics of ConLangs and ConCultures

Conculture stands for Constructed Culture. Constructed cultures are descriptions of cultures that do not exist in reality, but are the invention or creation of one or more persons.

Related to WorldBuilding, Concultures are usually more focused on the cultural realtionships of the inhabitants of that world than on the dynamics or plausability of the world.

These worlds and cultures are sometimes a backdrop for a history. This is the case of MiddleEarth by JRRTolkien. Sometimes they are built as the place FictionalLangs or other ArtLangs are spoken. Sometimes they are just the next step after WorldBuilding, or just an imaginary place some creative minds like to put their creations related to politics, religions, vexillology, languages, history, etc.

IllBethisad is an interesting collaborative effort for a Conculture. Most other concultures discussed on the ConcultureMailingList are personal efforts.

For a list of Concultures and Conworlds described on this wiki, take a look at CategoryConcultures.