Content classification project
BookLooks-style standards, applied across texts.
This project evaluates religious texts and classic literature by the same content-classification standards presented by BookLooks: rating levels, passage evidence, rationale notes, and inspectable source trails.
The project
Same rubric, different canons.
The goal is not to endorse or reject the underlying works. It is to test what happens when the same content-rating framework is applied consistently to texts that are culturally, religiously, or educationally significant.
Each evaluation should show the reference, rating level, rationale, wording sensitivity, and comparison status clearly enough that readers can inspect the evidence rather than rely on a summary label.
Available evaluations
Current and planned text groups.
Live
Bible evaluations
NIV, KJV, and ESV evidence browsers are loaded, with a side-by-side comparison built from shared canonical passage keys.
Open Bible evaluationsLive
Classic literature
The Canterbury Tales, Don Quixote, The Odyssey, Romeo and Juliet, Othello, and The Great Gatsby are loaded as classic-literature evidence browsers, using the same content-rating structure applied to Bible evaluations.
Open classicsPlanned
Other religious texts
Additional religious-text evaluations can be added as separate evidence browsers when source files and comparison keys are prepared.