…where would you put books about Bermuda? I’d put it under Caribbean, even though I know it’s not really a Caribbean country. It’s off the coast of North America, but the North American shelves are all about the United States and Canada (even Mexico is usually separate, under Central America).
(I’m asking the question because I’ve been browsing bookstores for books about Bermuda for a while and can’t seem to find it anywhere.)
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No kidding, An all-time classic.
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That’s how Dewey does it.
Where does Guam go? Aside from alphabetically alongside me.
Would books on Heaven be in the attic?
That goes back to another bookstore-browsing problem I’ve been having: What about atheists such as Richard Dawkins - under theology/religion, or philosophy, or science?
Bermuda really is out in the middle of nowhere.
The first time I went there I was flying a jet charter. As part of our flight planning we had to designate an alternate airport in case of bad weather or other mishap. We ended up using Boston or Cape Cod IIRC, because that was actually the closest suitable field. Did not expect that.
Yeah. Philadelphia PHL is our usual alternate going to Bermuda BDA. With the result that we’re often landing there with more than half the takeoff fuel still on board. And real heavy.
Atheism is Religion. Theology is Religion. Philosophy of religion is Philosophy. Religious philosophy is Religion.
Obviously hidden inside Finis Africae…
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Library of Congress classification has Bermuda among the West Indies, which includes the Caribbean, but is larger than the Caribbean. The Bahamas too are not Caribbean, but are West Indies. Logically the shelf next to Bermuda should be the Bahamas. The Bahamas are adjacent to the Greater Antilles, and so on.
And the Legbone islands are adjacent to the Kneebones, the Kneebones are adjacent to the Thighbones, the Thighbones are adjacent to the Hipbones, sail on, my friend, sail on.