Guilds - Revision history

Rhiceneth at 19:00, 29 August 2009

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	** [[Brewers, Vintners and Imbibers Guild]] ([[brewing]] and [[drinking]])		** [[Brewers, Vintners and Imbibers Guild]] ([[brewing]] and [[drinking]])
	** [[Worshipful Company of Broiderers]]		** [[Worshipful Company of Broiderers]]
	** [[~~Guild of~~ Cooks]]		** [[Lochac Cooks' Guild]]
	** [[Royal Guild of Defence]] ([[rapier]])		** [[Royal Guild of Defence]] ([[rapier]])
	** [[Fibre Guild]]		** [[Fibre Guild]]

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	==Medieval Guilds==		==Medieval Guilds==
	In earlier [[medieval]] times, '''Guilds''' (originally ''Gilds'') were social and religious institutions, providing mutual support to their members. In later periods, they came to be exclusive associations for mercantile groups, such as merchants, or craftsmen.		In earlier [[medieval]] times, '''Guilds''' (originally ''Gilds'') were social and religious institutions, providing mutual support to their members. In later periods, they came to be exclusive associations for mercantile groups, such as merchants, or [[craftsman\|craftsmen]].

	Ranks within the a guild included:		Ranks within the a guild included:

Sarah Van Der Goes: /* Medieval Guilds */ added ranks

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	==Medieval Guilds==		==Medieval Guilds==
	In earlier [[medieval]] times, '''Guilds''' (originally ''Gilds'') were social and religious institutions, providing mutual support to their members. In later periods, they came to be exclusive associations for mercantile groups, such as merchants, or craftsmen.		In earlier [[medieval]] times, '''Guilds''' (originally ''Gilds'') were social and religious institutions, providing mutual support to their members. In later periods, they came to be exclusive associations for mercantile groups, such as merchants, or craftsmen.

			Ranks within the a guild included:
			*[[Master]]
			*[[Journeyman]]
			*[[Apprentice]]

	Guilds would help their members in a number of ways:		Guilds would help their members in a number of ways:

Sabine at 20:35, 3 November 2006

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	===External Links===		===External Links===
	*[[http://oit.boisestate.edu/sknox/dissertation/ The Guilds of Early Modern Augsburg]] Talks about the economics of the shoemakers, barbers & bathers, millers and joiners guilds of a 16th Century German City		*[http://oit.boisestate.edu/sknox/dissertation/ The Guilds of Early Modern Augsburg] Talks about the economics of the shoemakers, barbers & bathers, millers and joiners guilds of a 16th Century German City

	== Guilds in the SCA==		== Guilds in the SCA==

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	* Setting price ranges for wares (thus preventing uncompetitive pricing)		* Setting price ranges for wares (thus preventing uncompetitive pricing)

	Links:		===External Links===
	*[[http://oit.boisestate.edu/sknox/dissertation/ The Guilds of Early Modern Augsburg]] Talks about the economics of the shoemakers, barbers & bathers, millers and joiners guilds of a 16th Century German City		*[[http://oit.boisestate.edu/sknox/dissertation/ The Guilds of Early Modern Augsburg]] Talks about the economics of the shoemakers, barbers & bathers, millers and joiners guilds of a 16th Century German City

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	A full list of guilds in Lochac can be found at http://www.sca.org.au/lochac/groups/guilds.html		A full list of guilds in Lochac can be found at http://www.sca.org.au/lochac/groups/guilds.html

			===Internal Links===
	''See also:''		''See also:''
	:[[mailing lists]]		*[[mailing lists]]
			[[category:occupation (medieval)]]

Tobin: Reverted edit of Dura59, changed back to last version by Tobin

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 ''See also:''
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Dura59: /* Guilds in the SCA */

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	:[[mailing lists]]		:[[mailing lists]]




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Dura59: /* Medieval Guilds */

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 == Guilds in the SCA==

Tobin at 03:59, 9 October 2005

2005-10-09T03:59:17Z

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			==Medieval Guilds==
			In earlier [[medieval]] times, '''Guilds''' (originally ''Gilds'') were social and religious institutions, providing mutual support to their members. In later periods, they came to be exclusive associations for mercantile groups, such as merchants, or craftsmen.

			Guilds would help their members in a number of ways:
			* Supporting the families of dead members
			* Setting price ranges for wares (thus preventing uncompetitive pricing)

			Links:
			*[[http://oit.boisestate.edu/sknox/dissertation/ The Guilds of Early Modern Augsburg]] Talks about the economics of the shoemakers, barbers & bathers, millers and joiners guilds of a 16th Century German City

			== Guilds in the SCA==

			'''Guilds''' in the [[SCA]] offer ways to improve and share your knowledge in the subject area, through in-person meetings and correspondence (snail mail and email list). They also encourage their artform to be practised more - more lessons, competitions in that topic, etc.

			Some guilds use a structure of names (e.g. novice, journeyman, master, unranked) to indicate the assessed skill of a member. This rank generally indicates a few things:

			* the assessed skill of the guild-member (i.e. how well they make/do guild-specific things - including how well-documented the things are)
			* the productivity of the guild-member (i.e. how many things they've made or how many variants of skills they've learned)
			* how skilled the guild member is at teaching the skill to others

			For example, in [[Lochac]]'s [[Royal Guild of Defence]]:
			* ''Journeyman'' is an apprentice teacher and has mastered 3 different styles of period fencing
			* ''Provost'' is an accepted teacher and has mastered 5 different fencing styles
			* ''Guild-master'' is an exceptional teacher, has mastered 7 different styles and undertakes quality [[research]].

			Some of the Guilds are:
			* [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]]
			** [[Bardic College of Ealdormere]]
			** [[Games Guild of Ealdormere]]
			* [[Kingdom of Lochac]]
			** [[Bardic Guild]] ([[Entertainment]])
			** [[Brewers, Vintners and Imbibers Guild]] ([[brewing]] and [[drinking]])
			** [[Worshipful Company of Broiderers]]
			** [[Guild of Cooks]]
			** [[Royal Guild of Defence]] ([[rapier]])
			** [[Fibre Guild]]
			** [[Painters and Limners Guild]]
			** [[College of Scribes]] ([[calligraphy]] and [[illumination]])
			** [[Guild of the Silver Rondel]] ([[dance]])
			** [[Woodworkers Guild]]

			A full list of guilds in Lochac can be found at http://www.sca.org.au/lochac/groups/guilds.html

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