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Capitalisation denotes a given name, rather than a word that has necessarily has meaning.
by andrewf 17y ago
Capitalisation denotes a given name, rather than a word that has necessarily has meaning.
- tsally 17y agoIn this context you're giving a subset of a general category a name precisely because it has meaning. Some but not all art is Art because it is of higher quality. Similarly with work and Work, but separated by importance to the worker. I think in general you'll find people name things because they have meaning.