LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION
By Selector
     Bill Armstrong      Carol Bell      Kelly Blessinger      Tom Diamond 
    Stephanie Braunstein      Alexis Carrasquel      Peggy Chalaron      Alice Daugherty 
    Mitch Fontenot        Linda Griffin        Jo Ann Henson       Paul Hrycaj 
    Bill Armstrong      Sigrid Kelsey      Lois Kuyper-Rushing      Aaron Lercher 
    Mark Martin      Joseph Nicholson      Christina Riquelmy      Mike Russo 
    Jenna Ryan      Elaine Smyth

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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[ KF-KFZ ] [ L-LT ] [ M-MT ] [ N-NX ] [ P-PZ ] [ Q-QR ] [ R-RZ ]
[ S-SK ] [ T-TX ] [ U-UH ] [ V-VM ] [ Z ]



A

GENERAL WORKS. POLYGRAPHY


For works too general or comprehensive to be classed
with any particular subject, however broad

[ AC ] [ AE ] [ AG ] [ AI ]
[ AM ] [ AN ] [ AP ] [ AS ] [ AY ] [ AZ ]

Kelly Blessinger Collections. Series. Collected Works.
  AC 1-195 Collections of monographs, essays, etc.
  For collections published under the auspices of learned
  bodies (institutions or societies), see AS
  801-895 Inaugural and program dissertations
  901-995 Pamphlet collections
  999 Scrapbooks
  AE Encyclopedias (General)
  AG Dictionaries and other general reference works
  1-91 Dictionaries. Minor encyclopedias
  Including popular and juvenile encyclopedias
  103-191 General works, pocketbooks, receipts, etc.
  195-196 Questions and answers
  240-243 Wonders. Curiosities
  250 Pictorial works.
  305-313 Notes and queries
  500-551 Information bureaus. Clipping bureaus. Information centers
  AI Indexes (General)
Sigrid Kelsey AM Museums (General). Collectors and collecting (General)
  10-101 Museography. Individual museums
  111-157 Museology. Museum methods, technique, etc.
  200-501 Collectors and collecting. Private collections
Kelly Blessinger AN Newspapers
  For history and description of individual newspapers, see PN4891-5650
  AP Periodicals (General)
  101-115 Humorous periodicals
  200-230 Juvenile periodicals
  AS Academies and learned societies (General)
  3-4 International associations, congresses, conferences, etc.
  AY Yearbooks. Almanacs. Directories
  For general works only
  30-1725 Almanacs
  2001 For general works on theory, methods of compilation, etc.
  AZ History of the sciences in general. Scholarship and learning
  999 Popular errors, delusions and superstitions

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B

PHILOSOPHY. PSYCHOLOGY. RELIGION

[ B ] [ BC ] [ BD ] [ BF ] [ BH ] [ BJ ]
[ BL ] [ BM ] [ BP ] [ BQ ] [ BR ] [ BS ] [ BT ] [ BV ] [ BX ]

Paul Hrycaj B Philosophy (General)
  For general philosophical treatises, see BD10-41
  69-5739 History and systems
  Including individual philosophers and schools of philosophy
  BC Logic
  BD Speculative philosophy
  10-41 General philosophical works
  95-131 Metaphysics
  143-236 Epistemology. Theory of knowledge
  240-241 Methodology
  300-450 Ontology
  Including the soul, immortality
  493-708 Cosmology
  Including teleology, space and time, atomism
Mitch Fontenot BF Psychology
  231-299 Sensation
  311-499 Cognition. Perception. Intelligence.
 
Alice Daugherty *Note: Alice Daugherty selects for Speech Perception
Mitch Fontenot 511-593 Emotion
Alice Daugherty *Note: Alice Daugherty selects for Language and Emotions
Mitch Fontenot 608-635 Will
  636-637 Applied Psychology
  660-687 Comparative Psychology
  683 Motivation
  698 Personality
  699-755 Genetic psychology. Child psychology
  795-839 Temperament. Character
  840-861 Physiognomy
  866-885 Phrenology
  889-905 Grapholgy
  908-940 The hand. Palmistry
  1001-1389 Parapsychology
  Including hallucinations, sleep, dreams, hypnotism, telepathy,
  spiritualism, mediumship, clairvoyance
  1405-1999 Occult sciences
  Including ghosts, demonology, withchraft, astrology, oracles,
  fortune telling
Paul Hrycaj BH Aesthetics
BJ Ethics
1545-1725 Practical and applied ethics. Conduct of life
1801-2195 Social usages. Etiquette
Sigrid Kelsey BL Religion
  175-290 Natural theology
  300-325 Mythology (General)
  425-490 Religious doctrines (General)
  500-547 Eschatology
  550-619 Worship. Cultus
  660-2670 History and principles of particular religions
  Including Brahmanism, Hinduism, Buddhism
  2700-2790 Rationalism
  Including agnosticism, free thought
  BM Judaism
  BP Islam. Bahaism. Theosophy, etc.
  Christianity
  BQ Buddhism
  BR Christianity (General)
  45-85 Collections
  Including early Christian literature
  140-1500 Church history
  1690-1725 Biography
  BS The Bible and exegesis
  BT Doctrinal theology. Apologetics
  BV Practical theology
  5-525 Worship (Public and private)
  Including the church year, Christian symbols, liturgy,
  prayer, hymnology
  590-1650 Ecclesiastical theology
  Including the Church, church and state, church management,
  ministry, sacraments, religious societies,
  religious education
  2000-3705 Missions
  3750-3799 Evangelism. Revivals
  4000-4470 Pastoral theology
  4485-5099 Practical religion. The Christian life
  BX Denominations and sects
  1-9 Church unity. Ecumenical movement
  100-750 Eastern churches. Oriental churches
  800-4795 Roman Catholic Church
  4800-9999 Protestantism

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C

AUXILLIARY SCIENCES OF HISTORY

[ C ] [ CB ] [ CC ] [ CD ]
[ CE ] [ CJ ] [ CN ] [ CR ] [ CS ] [ CT ]


Joseph Nicholson C Auxiliary sciences of history (General)
  CB History of civilization and culture (General)
  For individual countries, see D-F
Kelly Blessinger CC Archaeology. (General)
  For individual countries, see D-F, GN
  200-260 Bells. Campanolgy
  300-350 Crosses
Joseph Nicholson CD Diplomatic. Archives. Seals
  931-4279 Archives
  Including works on the science of archives, guides to
  depositories, inventories of archival material
  CE Technical chronology. Calendar
  For historical chronology, see D-F
  CJ Numismatics
  4801-5450 Tokens
  5501-6651 Medals and medallions
  CN Epigraphy. Inscriptions
  CR Heraldry
  51-93 Crests, monograms, devices, badges, mottoes, etc.
  101-115 Flags, banners, and standards
  191-1020 Public and official heraldry
  1101-1131 Ecclesiastical and sacred heraldry
  1179-3400 Family heraldry
  3499-4420 Titles of honor, rank, precedence, etc.
  4501-6305 Chivalry and knighthood
  Including tournaments, duels, orders, decorations
  CS Genealogy
  2300-3090 Personal and family names
  CT Biography
  For biography associated with a particular subject, see
  93-206 Collections (General. Universal)
  210-3150 National biography
  3200-3830 Biography of women

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D

HISTORY: GENERAL AND OLD WORLD


Including geography and description of
individual regions and countries

[ DA ] [ DB ] [ DC ] [ DD ]
[ DE ] [ DF ] [ DG ] [ DH-DJ ] [ DJK ] [ DK ]
[ DL ] [ DP ] [ DQ ] [ DR ] [ DS ] [ DT ] [ DU ] [ DX ]

Joseph Nicholson D History (General)
51-95 Ancient history
  111-203 Medieval history
  204-849 Modern history
  501-680 World War I
  731-838 World War II
  901-1075 Europe (General)
  DA Great Britain
  900-995 Ireland
  DB Austria. Czechoslovakia. Hungary
  DC France
  DD Germany
  DE The Mediterranean region. Greco-Roman world
  DF Greece
  DG Italy
  DH-DJ Belgium. Holland. Luxemburg
  DJK Eastern Europe
  DK Soviet Union
  Including Russia in Asia
  401-443 Poland
  445-465 Finland
  DL Northern Europe. Scandinavia
  DP Spain. Portugal
  DQ Switzerland
  DR Eastern Europe. Balkan Peninsula. Turkey
  DS Asia
  DT Africa
  DU Oceania (South Seas)
  80-398 Australia
  400-430 New Zealand
  DX Gypsies

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E-F

HISTORY: AMERICA


[ E ] [ F ]

Joseph Nicholson E 11-29 America (General)
31-45 North America
  51-99 Indians. Indians of North America
  101-135 Discovery of America and early explorations
  United States (General)
184-184.4 Elements in the population
Linda Griffin 184.5-185.9 African Americans
Joseph Nicholson 186-199 Colonial history
  201-298 Revolution
  301-453 Revolution to the Civil War
  351-364 War of 1812
  401-415 War with Mexico
  441-453 Slavery
  456-655 Civil War
  482-489 Confederate States of America
  660-738 Late nineteenth century
  714-735 Spanish-American War
  740- Twentieth Century
  F 1-975 United States local history
1001-1140 British America. Canada
  1201-1392 Mexico
  1401-1419 Latin America (General)
  1421-1577 Central America
  1601-2175 West Indies
  2201-2239 South America (General)
  2251-2299 Colombia
  2301-2349 Venezuela
  2351-2471 Guiana
  2501-2659 Brazil
  2661-2699 Paraguay
  2701-2799 Uruguay
  2801-3021 Argentina
  3051-3285 Chile
  3301-3359 Bolivia
  3401-3619 Peru
  3701-3799 Ecuador

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G

GEOGRAPHY. ANTHROPOLOGY. RECREATION


[ G ] [ GA ] [ GB ] [ GC ]
[ GE ] [ GF ] [ GN ] [ GR ] [ GT ] [ GV ]

Kelly Blessinger G Geography (General)
  For geography and description of individual countries, see D-F
  149-570 Voyages and travels (General)
  Including discoveries, explorations, mountaineering, ship-
  wrecks seafaring life. For travel in special continents
  and countries, see D-F
  575-890 Polar regions
  Including exploration, history, description
  1001-3102 Atlases
  3160-9980 Maps
  GA Mathematical geography. Cartography
  1-87 Mathematical geography
  Including topographical surveys of individual countries
  101-1999 Cartography
  GB Physical geography
  Including arrangement by country
  401-648 Geomorphology
  651-2598 Water. Hydrology
  Including ground water, rivers, lakes, glaciers.
Jenna Ryan GC Oceanography
  101-181 Seawater
  201-376 Dynamics of the sea
  380-399 Marine sediments
  1015-1023 Marine resources
  1080-1572 Marine pollution
GE Environmental Sciences
Kelly Blessinger GF Anthropogeography. Human ecology
  GN Anthropology
  51-211 Physical anthropology. Somatology
  221-279 Physiological and psychological anthropology
  307-686 Ethnology and ethnography
  Including primitive customs and institutions, individual
  races and ethnic groups. For purely descriptive treatment
  of peoples and races, see D-F
  700-875 Prehistoric archaeology
  Including arrangement by country
  GR Folklore
  For folk literature, see P
  440-950 Folklore relating to special subjects
Bill Armstrong GT Manners and customs (General)
  For works limited to special countries, see D-F
  170-482 Houses. Dwellings
  500-2370 Dress. Costume. Fashion
  2400-5090 Customs relative to private and public life
  Including love, marriage, eating, smoking, treatment of the
  dead, town life, customs of chivalry, festivals and holidays
  5320-6715 Customs relative to special classes, by birth, occupation, etc.
Peggy Chalaron GV Recreation
  192-198 Organized camping. Summer camps
  201-547 Physical training
  561-1197 Sports
  1200-1570 Games and amusements
  1580-1799 Dancing
  1800-1860 Circuses, carnivals, etc.

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H

SOCIAL SCIENCES


[ H ] [ HA ] [ HB ] [ HC ]
[ HD ] [ HE ] [ HF ] [ HG ] [ HJ ]
[ HM ] [ HN ] [ HQ ] [ HS ] [ HT ] [ HV ] [ HX ]

Bill Armstrong H Social Sciences (General)
Jo Ann Henson HA Statistics
Including collections of general and census statistics of
special countries. For mathematical statistics, see QA276-279
HB Economics
  Economic theory
  Including value, price, wealth, capital, interest, profit
  consumption
  848-875 Population
  879-3700 Demography. Vital statistics
3711-3840 Crises. Business cycles
HC Economic history and conditions: National production
HD Land. Agriculture. Industry
1-91 Production. Industrial management
Alexis Carrasquel 58-59 Public Relations. Industry Publicity
Jo Ann Henson 101-1395 Land
  Including public lands, real estate, land tenure
1401-2210 Agricultural economics
  Including agricultural laborers
2321-9999 Industry
  2709-2930 Corporations. Trusts. Cartels
  2951-3570 Industrial cooperation
  3611-4730 The state and industrial organization
  Including stte industries, public works, municipal industries
  4801-8942 Labor
  Including wages, strikes, unemployment, labor unions,
  industrial relations, social security, professions,
  state labor. For civil service, see J
  9000-9999 Special industries and trades
  HE Transportation and communication
  331-377 Traffic engineering. Roads and highways
  381-971 Water transportation
  1001-5600 Rail transportation
  5601-5720 Automotive transportation
  6000-7500 Postal service. Stamp collecting
  7601-8688 Telecommunication. Telegraph
Alexis Carrasquel 8689-8700 Radio and television
Jo Ann Henson 8701-9715 Telephone
  9761-9900 Air transportation
  HF Commerce
  294-343 Board of trade. Chambers of commerce
  1701-2701 Tariff policy
5001-5780 Business. Business administration
  5549 Personnel management
  5601-5689 Accounting
Alexis Carrasquel 5801-6191 Advertising
Jo Ann Henson HG Finance
  201-1492 Money
  1501-3542 Banking
  3701-3781 Credit
  3810-4000 Foreign exchange
  4001-4495 Corporation finance
  4501-6270 Stocks, investment, speculation
  8011-9970 Insurance
  HJ Public finance
  2005-2199 Income and expenditure. The budget
  2240-5957 Revenue. Taxation
  6041-7384 Customs. Tariff
  8003-8963 Public credit. Debts. Loans
  9000-9698 Local finance
  9701-9995 Public accounting
Carol Bell HM Sociology (General and theoretical)
Alexis Carrasquel 261-263 Public Opinion/Propaganda
Carol Bell 251-291 Social psychology
  HN Social history. Social problems. Social reform
  30-39 The church and social problems
  Social groups
  HQ The family. Marriage. Woman
  12-449 Sexual life
  450-471 Erotica
  503-1064 The family. Marriage
  Including child study, eugenics, desertion, adultery,
  Divorce, polygamy, the aged
Tom Diamond 1075 Sex role and gender
  1090 Men and masculinity
1101-2030 Woman. Feminism. Women's club
Carol Bell 2031-9999
HS Societies: Secret, benevolent, etc. Clubs
  Including Freemasons, religious societies, ethnic
  societies, political societies, Boy Scouts
  HT Communities. Classes. Races
  101-348 Urban sociology. Cities and towns
  Including the social and economic aspects of city
  planning and urban renewal. For architectural
  aspects, see NA9000-9425
Jo Ann Henson 390-395 Regional planning
Carol Bell 401-485 Rural sociology
  601-1445 Social classes
  Including middle class, serfdom, slavery
  1501-1595 For works on the race as a social group and race
  relations in general
  HV Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology
  40-696 Charities
  697-4959 Protection, assistanace, and relief
  Arranged by special classes of persons, as determined by
  age, defects, occupation, race, economic status, etc.
  Including protection of animals
  5001-5720 Alcoholism. Intemperance. Temperance reform
  5725-5770 Tobacco habit
  5800-5840 Drug habits. Drug abuse
  6001-9920 Penology
  Including police, prisions, punishment and reform,
  juvenile delinquency
  HX Socialism. Communism. Anarchism
  806-811 Utopias

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J

POLITICAL SCIENCE


[ J ] [ JA ] [ JC ] [ JF ] [ JK ]
[ JL ] [ JN ] [ JQ ] [ JS ] [ JV ] [ JX ] [ JZ ]


Stephanie Braunstein J Official documents
  General serial documents only. For documents limited to
  special subjects, see the subject in B-Z
  1-9 Official gazettes
  United States documents
  For congressional hearings, reports, etc., see KF
  80-85 Presidents' messages and other executive documents
  86-87 State documents
  100-981 Other countries
  For documents issued by local governments, see JS
  JA Collections and general works
  JC Political theory. Theory of the state
  311-323 Nationalism. Minorities. Geopolitics
  325-341 Nature, entity, concept of the state
  345-347 Symbolism, emblems of the state: Arms, flag, seal, etc.
  348-497 Forms of the state
  aristocracy, democracy, fascism, dictatorships
  Including imperialism, the world state, monarchy
  501-628 Purpose, functions, and relations of the state
  571-628 The state and the individual. Individual rights. Liberty
  Constitutional history and administration
  JF General works. Comparative works
  201-723 Organs and function of government
  Including executive branch, cabinet and ministerial
  government, legislative bodies
  800-1191 Political rights and guaranties
  Including citizenship, suffrage, electoral systems,
  representation, the ballot
  1321-2112 Government. Administration
  1411-1674 Civil service
  2011-2112 Political parties
  Special countries
  JK United States
  JL British America. Latin America
  JN Europe
  JQ Asia. Africa. Australia. Oceania
  JS Local government
  3-37 Serial documents (General)
  141-231 Municipal government
  241-285 Local government other than municipal
  JV Colonies and colonization. Emigration and immigration
  JX International law. International relations
  63-1195 Collections. Documents. Cases
  101-115 Diplomatic relations (Universal collections)
  120-191 Treaties (Universal collections)
  1305-1589 International relations. Foreign relations
  For international questions treated as sources of or contri-
  butions to the theory of international law. For histories
  of events, diplomatic histories, etc., see D-F
  1625-1896 Diplomacy. The diplomatic service
  1901-1995 International arbitration. World peace. International organization
  JZ Including peace movements, League of Nations, United Nations,
  arbitration treaties, international courts, & international relations.
  2001-5810 International law (Treatises and monographs)

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K

LAW


(Completed: Subclass KF. An outline of the other projected
subclasses is available as a separate publication

[ KF ] [ KFA-KFW ] [ KFA ] [ KFW ] [ KFX ] [ KFZ ]

Stephanie Braunstein Law of the United States
  KF Federal law. Common and collective state law
  KFA-KFW Law of individual states
  KFA 0-599 e.g. Alabama
  1200-1799 Alaska
  KFW 0-599 Washington
  KFX Law of individual cities, A-Z
  KFZ Law of individual territories

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L

EDUCATION


[ L ] [ LA ] [ LB ] [ LC ] [ LD ]
[ LE ] [ LF ] [ LG ] [ LH ] [ LJ ] [ LT ]

Peggy Chalaron L Education
  For periodicals, congresses, directories, etc.
  LA History of education
  LB Theory and practice of education
  51-885 Systems of individual educators and writers
  1025-1050 Teaching (Principles and practice)
  Including programmed instruction, remedial teaching, nongraded
  schools, audiovisual education, methods of study,
  reading (General)
  1051-1091 Educational psychology
  1101-1139 Child study, Psychical development
  1140 Preschool education
  1141-1489 Kindergarten
  1501-1547 Primary education
  1555-1602 Elementary or public school education
Alice Daugherty *Note: Alice Daugherty selects for Speech. Oral Communication
Peggy Chalaron 1603-1695 Secondary education. High schools
  1705-2286 Education and training of teachers
  2300-2411 Higher education
  2801-3095 School administration and organization
  3205-3325 School architecture and equipment
  3401-3498 School hygiene
  3525-3640 Special days. School life. Student customs
Alice Daugherty *Note: Alice Daugherty selects for Speech Therapy for Children
Peggy Chalaron LC Special aspects of education
  8-63 Forms of education
  Including self, home, and private school education
  65-245 Social aspects of education
  Including education and the state, religious instruction in
  public schools, compulsory education, illiteracy, educational
  sociology, community and the school, endowments
  251-951 Moral and religious education. Education under church control
  1001-1091 Types of education
  Including humanistic, vocational, and professional education
  1390-5153 Education of special classes of persons
  Including women, Negroes, gifted and handicapped children,
  orphans, middle class
  5201-6691 Adult education. Education extension
  Individual institutions: universities, colleges, and schools
  LD United States
  LE America, except United States
  LF Europe
  LG Asia. Africa. Oceania
  LH College and school magazines and papers
  LJ Student fraternities and societies, United States
  For other countries, see LA, LE-LG
  LT Textbooks
  For textbooks covering several subjects. For textbooks on
  particular subjects, see those subjects in B-Z

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M

MUSIC AND BOOKS ON MUSIC


[ M ] [ ML ] [ MT ]

Lois Kuyper-Rushing M Music
  5-1459 Instrumental music
  6-175 One instrument without accompaniment
  177-985 Two or more solo instruments
  Including chamber music not orchestral
  1000-1365 Orchestral music
  1495-2199 Vocal music
  1497-1998 Secular vocal music
  1500-1527 Dramatic music
  1530-1610 Choral music, part songs, etc.
  1611-1626 Songs for one voice
  1627-1985 Songs (Part and solo)
  1627-1853 National music
  Including primitive, folk, traditional, patriotic,
  political, and typical music, with or without
  accompaniment, and with or without words
  1999-2199 Sacred vocal music
  2000-2017 Oratorios, masses, services, etc.
  2018-2101 Cantatas, anthems, part songs
  2102-2114 Songs for one voice
  2115-2146 Hymn, psalm, and choral books
  2147-2188 Liturgy and ritual
  2198-2199 Temperance, revival, rescue, and gospel songs
  ML Literature of music
  48-54 Liberettos (Texts for music)
  111-157 Bibliography
  155.3-157 Phonorecords
  159-3795 History and criticism
  Including biographies of individual composers
  460-1354 Instruments and instrumental music
  1100-1354 Chamber and orchestral music. Band (Military music)
  1400-3275 Vocal music
  1500-1554 Choral music (Sacred and secular)
  1600-2862 Secular vocal music
  Including dramatic music, cantatas, songs (Part and solo)
  2900-3197 Sacred vocal music
  Including church music, oratorios, cantatas
  3400-3465 Dance music
  3545-3776 National music
  3800-3923 Philosophy and physics of music
  Including physiology, psychology, color and music,
  aesthetics, ethics, therapeutics
  3925-3930 Fiction. Juvenile literature
  MT Music instruction and study
  40-67 Composition
  Including rhythm, scales, melody, harmony, modulation,
  counterpoint
  68 Improvisation
  70-86 Orchestra and orchestration, conducting, etc.
  90-145 Analytical guides, etc. (Hermeneutics)
  How to listen to and how to understand special musical
  compositions. For historical, biographical, critical,
  oraesthetic works, see ML410 under the composer
  170-810 Instrumental technics
  820-949 Singing and voice culture
  955-960 Production of operas. Music in theaters

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N

FINE ARTS


For the arts in general, see NX

[ N ] [ NA ] [ NB ] [ NC ] [ ND ] [ NE ] [ NK ] [ NX ]

Sigrid Kelsey N Visual arts (General)
  For photography, see TR
  400-4040 Art museums, galleries, etc.
  Arranged by country, subarrangement by city
  4390-5098 Exhibitions
  5200-5299 Private collections and collectors
  5300-7418 History of art
  7430-7433 Technique, composition, style, etc.
  7475-7483 Art criticism
  7575-7624 Portraits
  7790-8199 Religious art
  8555-8580 Examination and conservation of works of art
  8600-8675 Economics of art
  8700-9165 Art and the state. Public art
  NA Architecture
  200-1613 History. Historical monuments
  2700-2790 Architectural design and drawing
  2835-4050 Architectural details, motives, decoration, etc.
  4100-8480 Special classes of buildings
  9000-9425 Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautification
  NB Sculpture
  NC Drawing. Design. Illustration
  997-1003 Commercial art. Advertising art
  1300-1766 Caricature. Pictorial humor and satire
  1800-1855 Posters
  ND Painting
  1290-1460 Special subjects
  Including human figure, landscapes, animals, still life,
  flowers
  1700-2495 Watercolor painting
  2550-2888 Mural painting
  2890-3416 Illuminating of manuscripts and books
  NE Print media
  1-978 Printmaking and engraving
  1000-1352 Wood engraving. Woodcuts. Xylography
  1400-1879 Metal engraving. Copper, steel, etc.
  Including color prints
  1940-2230 Etching and aquatint
  2236-2239 Serigraphy
  2250-2570 Lithography
  2800-2890 Printing of engravings
  NK Decorative arts. Applied arts. Decoration and ornament
  1135-1149 Arts and crafts movement
  1700-3505 Interior decoration. House decoration
  3600-9955 Other arts and art industries
  3700-4695 Ceramics. Pottery. Porcelain
  4700-4890 Costume and its accessories
  5000-5735 Enamel. Glass. Glyptic arts
  5800-5998 Ivory carving. Ivories
  6400-8459 Metalwork
  Including armor, jewelry, plate, brasses, pewter
  8800-9505 Textile arts and art needlework
  9600-9955 Woodwork
  Including carvings, fretwork, inlaying
  NX Arts in general
  Including works dealing with two or more of the fine arts
  media, i.e. literature, performing arts, and the visual
  arts. For works on any one of these subjects, see the
  subject, i. e. GV, M, N, P, TR
  654-694 Religious arts
  700-750 Patronage of the arts
  800-820 Special arts centers

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P

LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE


[ P ] [ PA ] [ PB ]
[ PC ] [ PD ] [ PE ] [ PF ]
[ PG ] [ PH ] [ PJ ] [ PK ] [ PL ]
[ PM ] [ PN ] [ PQ ] [ PR ] [ PS ] [ PT ] [ PZ ]

Alice Daugherty P Philology and linguistics (General)
  87-96 Communication. Mass media
  101-409 Language (General)
101-112 Philosophy, psychology, origin, etc. of language
121-141 Science of language. Linguistics
201-297 Comparative grammar
Including origin of the alphabet, phonetics, morphology,
parts of speech, syntax
301 Style. Composition. Rhetoric
306-310 Translating and interpreting
311 Prosody. Metrics. Rhythmics
327-361 Lexicography
375-381 Linguisitic geography
501-769 Indo-European philology
901-1081 Extinct (Ancient or Medieval) Asiatic and European languages
Christina Riquelmy PA Classical languages and literatures
  227-1179 Greek philology and language
  2001-2915 Latin philology and language
  Greek literature
  3051-4500 Ancient (Classic) to ca. 600 A.D.
  5000-5665 Byzantine and modern
  Latin literature
  6001-6971 Ancient Roman
  8001-8595 Medieval and modern
Mike Russo PB 1-431 General works
  Celtic languages and literatures
  1201-1449 Irish
  1501-1709 Gaelic. Scottish Gaelic
  1801-1888 Manx
  2001-3029 Brythonic group
  Including Welsh, Cornish, Breton, Gallic
Christina Riquelmy PC Romance languages
  601-872 Romanian language and literature
  1001-1977 Italian
  2001-3761 French. Provencal
  3801-3976 Catalan language and literature
  4001-4977 Spanish
  5001-5498 Portuguese
  PD Germanic languages
  1001-1350 Old Germanic dialects
  Including Gothic, Vandal, Burgundian, Langobardian
  1501-5929 Scandinavian. North Germanic
  2201-2392 Old Norse. Old Icelandic and Norwegian
  2401-2489 Icelandic
  2571-2999 Norwegian
  3001-3929 Danish
  5001-5929 Swedish
Mike Russo PE English
Christina Riquelmy PF West Germanic
  1-979 Dutch
  1001-1184 Flemish
  1401-1558 Friesian
  3001-5999 German
  PG Slavic. Baltic, Albanian languages and literatures
  1-7925 Slavic
  615-716 Church Slavic
  801-1164 Bulgarian. Macedonian
  1201-1696 Serbo-Croatian
  1801-1962 Slovenian
  2001-3987 Russian. White Russian. Ukrainian
  4001-5546 Czech. Slovak
  5631-7446 Polish. Sorbian
  8001-9146 Baltic
  8501-8772 Lithuanian
  8801-9146 Latvian
  9501-9678 Albanian
PH Finno-Ugrian, Basque languages and literatures
  101-1109 Finnish
  101-405 Finnish (Proper)
  601-671 Estonian
  701-735 Lappish
  1201-3445 Ugrian. Hungarian
  5001-5490 Basque
  Oriental languages and literature
  PJ 1-995 General works
  1001-2199 Egyptian. Coptic
  2301-2551 Hamitic
  2353-2367 Libyan group
  2369-2399 Berber
  2401-2539 Cushitic
  3001-9293 Semitic
  3101-4083 Assyrian. Sumerian
  4501-5192 Hebrew
  5201-5329 Aramaic
  5403-5809 Syriac
  6001-8517 Arabic
  9001-9293 Ethiopian
  PK 1-6996 Indo-Iranian
  Including Vedic, Sanskrit, Pali, Assamese, Bengali, Hindi,
  Urdu, Hindustani, Sinhalese, Persian
  8001-8958 Armenian
  9001-9201 Caucasian. Georgian
  PL Languages and literatures of Eastern Asian, Africa, Oceania
  501-889 Japanese language and literature
  901-998 Korean language and literature
  1001-3207 Chinese language and literature
  5001-7511 Oceanic languages and literatures
  8000-8844 African languages and literatures
  PM 101-7356 American Indian languages
7801-7895
Alice Daugherty 8001-9021 Artificial languages
Mike Russo PN Literature. Literary history and collections (General)
  80-99 Criticism
  101-249 Authorship
  441-1009 Literary history
  Including folk literature, fables, prose romances
  1010-1551 Poetry
Paul Hrycaj 1560-1590 The performing arts. Show business
  1600-1899 The drama. Dramatic composition
Alexis Carrasquel 1900-1999 Radio and television broadcasts
Paul Hrycaj 2000-3299 Dramatic representation. The theatre
  Including managment, the stage and accessories, amateur
  theatricals, tableaux and pageants
Mike Russo 3311-3503 Prose. Prose fiction
  4001-4355 Oratory. Elocution, recitations, etc.
  4400 Letters
  4500 Essays
Alexis Carrasquel 4699-5650 Journalism. The periodical press, etc.
Mike Russo 6011-6525 Collections of general literature
  6080-6095 Quotations
  6099-6110 Poetry
  6110.5-6120 Drama
  6121-6129 Orations
  6130-6140 Letters
  6141-6145 Essays
  6147-6231 Wit and humor. Satire
  6249-6525 Miscellaneous
  Including anecdotes, aphorisms, maxims, mottoes, toasts,
  riddles, proverbs
Christina Riquelmy PQ Romance literatures
Mike Russo PR English literature
  PS American literature
Christina Riquelmy PT Germanic literatures
Peggy Chalaron PZ Fiction and juvenile literature
  1-4 Fiction in English
  Including English translations of foreign authors
  5-90 Juvenile literature
  In English and foreign languages

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Q

SCIENCE


[ Q ] [ QA ] [ QB ] [ QC ] [ QD ]
[ QE ] [ QH ] [ QK ] [ QL ] [ QM ] [ QP ] [ QR ]

Bill Armstrong Q Science (General)
  300-380 Cybernetics. Information theory
   
Aaron Lercher QA Mathematics
  8-10 Mathematical logic
Bill Armstrong 76 Computer science. Electronic data processing
Peggy Chalaron 101-145 Elementary mathematics. Arithemetic
Aaron Lercher 152-299 Algebra
  Including machine theory, game theory, probability, mathematical statistics
  300-433 Analysis
  Including analytical methods connected with physical
  problems
  443-699 Geometry
  611-614 Topology
  801-935 Analytic mechanics
  For non-theoretical mechanics, see QC 120-168
Bill Armstrong QB Astronomy
  145-237 Practical and spherical astronomy
  275-343 Geodesy
  351-421 Theoretical astronomy and celestial mechanics
  Including perturbations
  460-991 Astrophysics and descriptive astronomy
  Including stellar spectroscopy, cosmogony
  QC Physics
  81-119 Weights and measures
  120-168 Descriptive and experimental mechanics
  171-197 Constitution and properties of matter. Atomic physics
  Including quantum theory, solid-state physics
  220-246 Sound. Acoustics
  251-338 Heat
  350-495 Light. Optics
  Including spectroscopy, radiation (General)
  501-768 Electricity and magnetism
  770-798 Nuclear and particle physics. Atomic energy. Radioactivity
  801-809 Geophysics. Cosmic physics
  811-849 Geomagnetism
  851-999 Meteorology
  QD Chemistry
  24-26 Alchemy
  71-142 Analytical chemistry
  146-199 Inorganic chemistry
  241-449 Organic chemistry
  450-655 Physical and theoretical chemistry
  Including quantum chemistry, sterochemistry, chemical
  reactions, surface chemistry, thermochemistry, solution
  chemistry, electorcheistry, radiochemistry, photochemistry
  901-999 Crystallography
Kelly Blessinger QE Geology
Jenna Ryan Note: Jenna Ryan selects for Environmental.
Kelly Blessinger 351-399 Mineralogy
  420-499 Petrology
  500-625 Dynamic and structural geology
  650-699 Stratigraphich geology
  701-996 Paleontology
  Including paleozoology and paleobotany
Jenna Ryan QH Natural history
  75-77 Natural conservation. Landscape protection
  201-278 Microscopy
  301-559 General biology
  Including life, genetics, evolution, reproduction, ecology
  573-671 Cytology
  QK Botany
  641-707 Morphology, anatomy, embrology, and histology
  710-899 Plant physiology
  901-987 Ecology
  QL Zoology
  750-795 Animal behavior and psychology
  801-950 Anatomy
  951-991 Embryology
  QM Human anatomy
  601-699 Human embryology
  QP Physiology
  351-499 Physiological psychology
  501-801 Animal biochemistry
  901-981 Experimental pharmacology
  QR Microbiology
  75-99 Bacteria
  180-189 Immunology
  355-484 Virology

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R

MEDICINE


[ R ] [ RA ] [ RB ] [ RC ]
[ RD ] [ RE ] [ RF ] [ RG ] [ RJ ] [ RK ]
[ RL ] [ RM ] [ RS ] [ RT ] [ RV ] [ RX ] [ RZ ]

Jenna Ryan R Medicine (General)
  131-684 History of medicine
  735-847 Medical education
  895 Medical physics. Electronics. Radiology, radioisotopes, etc.
  RA Public aspects of medicine
Carol Bell 5-418 Medicine and the state
  Including medical statistics, medic