my tags, to consider

anatomy (3), architecture (3), art (2), authorevent (5), before (5), berlin (6), chicago (2), christianity (2), cogsci (1), dalkey (1), drawing (3), ebbco (16), eros-magic (7), exlibris (2), exlibris (1), film (1), galley (4), graphica (3), hegel (3), heidegger (2), inscribed (2), italian (6), jaime (2), loss (6), medical (2), memoryinthepresent(stanford) (2), mentalhealth (11), mitpress (2), my (15), my,ruminativeretelling (1), myopicbks (1), new (5), object(beautiful) (11), ogara (3), orthodoxy (1), otherpress (2), paperw/dj (3), paul (4), philosophy (5), place (5), poetics (1), poetry (8), pop-edgy (5), psychoanalysis (3), repcomp (1), rh (2), ruminativeretelling (6), semcoop (5), signed (6), stories (4), story (14), techno/media (9), theology (8), thinking (1), thirdplacebooks (1), title (1), twicesoldtales (1), twicetoldtales (1), uk (1), used (11), usedfree (1), visualstudy (2), winnicott (1), women (9)
not yet put any: business economics theworld

so, what am I using tags for?
relation-to-me (my) / why-I-own-it (object-beautiful, paperw/dj) *

of course all the tags are whyIown it/relationtome:
themes
where-I-got-it, circumstances :
used / galley /repcomp / new=whenjustpublished /usedfree=passed@usedroom)
authorevent / inscribed=fromsomeonenottheauthortome / signed=byauthor

also, all are sort of how-I-think-of-it but esp ruminativeretelling / pop-edgy /story
using these instead of "literature" shows how I like the personal, the idosyncratic.
over&above? the social. (in this case: being able to aggregate, accessibility to others.)