Dewey Decimal Classification System General Guidelines Below

000 Generalities 100 Philosophy and psychology 200 Religion

010 Bibliography 020 Library & information sciences 030 General encyclopedic works 040 Unassigned 050 General serials & their indexes 060 General organizations & museology 070 News media, journalism, publishing 080 General collections 090 Manuscripts & rare books

110 Metaphysics 120 Epistemology, causation, humankind 130 Paranormal phenomena, occult 140 Specific philosophical schools 150 Psychology 160 Logic 170 Ethics (moral philosophy) 180 Ancient, medieval, Oriental philosophy 190 Modern Western philosophy

210 Natural theology 220 Bible 230 Christian theology 240 Christian moral & devotional theology 250 Christian orders & local church 260 Christian social theology 270 Christian church history 280 Christian denominations & sects 290 Other & comparative religions

300 Social sciences 400 Language 500 Natural sciences & mathematics

310 General statistics 320 Political science 330 Economics 340 Law 350 Public administration 360 Social services; associations 370 Education 380 Commerce, communications, transport 390 Customs, etiquette, folklore

410 Linguistics 420 English & Old English 430 Germanic languages German 440 Romance languages French 450 Italian, Romanian languages 460 Spanish & Portuguese languages 470 ltalic languages, Latin 480 Hellenic languages, Classical Greek 490 Other languages

510 Mathematics 520 Astronomy & allied sciences 530 Physics 540 Chemistry & allied sciences 550 Earth sciences 560 Paleontology, paleozoology 570 Life sciences 580 Botanical sciences 590 Zoological sciences

600 Technology (applied sciences) 700 The arts 800 Literature & rhetoric

610 Medical sciences and medicine 620 Engineering & allied operations 630 Agriculture 640 Home economics & family living 650 Management & auxiliary services 660 Chemical engineering 670 Manufacturing 680 Manufacture for specific uses 690 Buildings

710 Civic & landscape art 720 Architecture 730 Plastic arts, sculpture 740 Drawing & decorative arts 750 Painting & paintings (museums) 760 Graphic arts, printmaking & prints, postage stamps 770 Photography & photographs 780 Music 790 Recreational & performing arts

810 American literature 820 English & Old English literatures 830 Literatures of Germanic languages 840 Literatures of Romance languages 850 Italian, Romanian literatures 860 Spanish & Portuguese literatures 870 Italic literatures, Latin 880 Hellenic literatures, Classical Greek 890 Literatures of other languages

900 Geography & history

910 Geography and travel 920 Biography, genealogy, insignia 930 History of the ancient world 940 General history of Europe 950 General history of Asia, Far East 960 General history of Africa 970 General history of North America 980 General history of South America 990 General history of other areas

General guidelines (back to top)

Cataloguing can't be learned in a day.Dewey is not a perfect system; not all books fit neatly into a single numberSome books can legitimately be catalogued in several numbers; choose the one most appropriate to the curriculum and the conditions in your institutionAlways put a book in a number where it will get maximum usage; move excellent books if they don't seem to be usedBend the rules to suit local needsAvoid censorship: put literature in the 800sCatalog biographies into subject areas. ie. a biography of Tiger Woods should be in golf, not biographyThere are standard subdivisions that can be added to almost any number:

.03 = dictionaries, encyclopedias. ie. 503 for a dictionary of science; 610.3 dictionary of medical terms

.09 = history and criticism. ie. 809 = criticism of literature; 385.09 for a history of railwaysplace numbers can be added where appropriate:

.71 = Canada; ie. 385.0971 Canadian railways;

.73 = US; ie. 330.973 American economicscountry codes are already present in the 900s. e.g., 971 means Canadian history; 917.3 means American geography

.07 = education; ie. 507 = studying science; 622.07 = the study of miningBegin by estimating the Dewey number. Then check the Dewey index. Never assign a number without looking up the actual number in the schedules.

000 ­ Generalities ­ details

000Generalities

010Bibliography

020Library & information

sciences

030General encyclopedic works

040Unassigned

050General serials & their

indexes

060General organizations& museology [Museums]

070News media, journalism,

publishing

080General collections

090Manuscripts & rare books

001 Knowledge

001.1 Intellectual

Life

001.2 Scholarship

and Learning

001.3 Humanities

001.4 Research

001.9 Controversial

knowledge

002 The book

003 Systems

004 Data processing,computer science

005 Computerprogramming, programs,data

006 Special computermethods

007 not used

008 not used

009 not used

010 Bibliography

011 Bibliographies

012 Of individuals

013 Of works by specificclasses of authors

014 Of anonymous andpseudonymous works

015 Of works from specificplaces

016 Of works on specificsubjects

017 General subjectcatalogs

018 Catalogs arranged byauthor and date

019 Dictionary catalogs

020 Library & informationsciences

021 Relationships oflibraries, archives,information centers

022 Administration of thephysical plant

023 Personneladministration

024 not used

025 Library operations

026 Libraries for specificsubjects

027 General libraries

028 Reading and use ofother information media

029 not used

030 General Encyclopedicworks. ie. Britannica

031 American. ie.Americana

032 In English

033 In other Germaniclanguages

034 In French, Provençal, Catalon

035 In Italian, Romanian,Rhaeto­Romanic

036 In Spanish &Portuguese

037 In Slavic Languages

038 In Scandinavianlanguages

039 In other languages

050 General serials & theirindexes

050.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

051 American

052 In English

053 In other Germaniclanguages

054 In French, Provençal,Catalon

055 In Italian, Romanian,Rhaeto­Romanic

056 In Spanish &Portuguese

057 In Slavic Languages

058 In Scandinavianlanguages

059 In other languages

060 General organizations& museology

060.4 General

rules of order

(Parliamentary

procedure)

060.9 Historical

and persons

treatment

061 In North America

062 In British Isles; InEngland

063 In central Europe; InGermany

064 In France & Monaco

065 In Italy & adjacentterritories

066 In Iberian Peninsula &adjacent islands

067 In eastern Europe; InSoviet Union

068 In other areas

069 Museology (Museumscience)

070 News media,journalism, publishing

070.1

Documentary

media, educational

media, news media

070.4 Journalism

070.5 Publishing

070.9 Historical

and persons

treatment of

journalism and

newspapers

071 In North America

072 In British Isles; InEngland

073 In central Europe; InGermany

074 In France & Monaco

075 In Italy & adjacentterritories

076 In Iberian Peninsula &adjacent islands

077 In eastern Europe; InSoviet Union

078 In Scandinavia

079 In other areas

080 General collections

080.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

081 American

082 In English

083 In other Germaniclanguages

084 In French, Provençal,Catalon

085 In Italian, Romanian,Rhaeto­Romanic

086 In Spanish &Portuguese

087 In Slavic Languages

088 In Scandinavianlanguages

089 In other languages

090 Manuscripts and rarebooks

091 Manuscripts

092 Block books

093 Incunabula

094 Printed books

095 Books notable forbindings

096 Books notable forillustrations

097 Books notable forownership or origin

098 Prohibited works,forgeries, hoaxes

099 Books notable forformat

100 ­ Philosophy and psychology ­ details

100Generalities

110Metaphysics

120Epistemology, causation,

humankind

130Paranormal phenomena,

occult

140Specific philosophical

schools

150Psychology

160Logic

170Ethics

(moral philosophy)

180Ancient, medieval, Oriental

philosophy

190Modern Western philosophy

100 Generalities

101 Theory of philosophy

102 Miscellany ofphilosophy

103 Dictionaries ofphilosophy

104 not used

105 Serial publications ofphilosophy

106 Organizations ofphilosophy

107 Education, research inphilosophy

108 Kinds of persons inphilosophy

109 Historical treatment ofphilosophy

109.2 Collected

110 Metaphysics

111 Ontology

112 not used

113 Cosmology

114 Space

115 Time

116 Change

117 Structure

118 Force & energy

119 Number & quantity

120 Epistemology,causation, humankind

121 Epistemology

122 Causation

123 Determinism &indeterminism

124 Teleogy

125 not used

126 The self

127 The unconscious & thesubconscious

128 Humankind

129 Origin & destiny ofindividual souls

130 Paranormalphenomena

130.1 Philosophy

and theory

131 Occult methods forachieving well­being

132 not used

133 Parapsychology &occultism

133.1 Apparitions

133.3 Divinatory

arts

133.4 Demonology

and witchcraft

133.5 Astrology

133.6 Palmistry

133.8 Psychic

phenomena

133.9 Spiritualism

140 Specific philosophicalschools

141 Idealism & relatedsystems

142 Critical philosophy

143 Intuitionism &Bergsonism

144 Humanism & relatedsystems

145 Sensationalism

146 Naturalism & relatedsystems

147 Pantheism & relatedsystems

148 Liberalism, eclecticism,traditionalism

149 Other philosophicalsystems

150 Psychology

150.1 Philosophy

and theory

150.8 History and

description with

respect to kinds of

persons

150.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

151 not used

152 Perception, movement,emotions, drives

152.1 Sensory

perception

152.3 Movements

and motor

160 Logic

161 Induction

162 Deduction

163 not used

164 not used

165 Fallacies & sources oferror

166 Syllogisms

167 Hypotheses

168 Argument & persuasion

169 Analogy

170 Ethics

170.8 History and

description with

respect to kinds of

persons

171 Systems & doctrines

172 Political ethics

173 Ethics of familyrelationships

174 Economic &professional ethics

175 Ethics of recreation &leisure

176 Ethics of sex &reproduction, abortion

177 Ethics of socialrelations

178 Ethics of consumption

180 Ancient, mediæval,Oriental philosophy

180.9 Historical

and geographic

treatment of

ancient philosophy

181 Oriental philosophy

182 Pre­Socratic Greekphilosophies

183 Sophistic & Socraticphilosophies

184 Platonic philosophy

185 Aristotelian philosophy

186 Skeptic andNeoplatonic philosophies

187 Epicurean philosophy

188 Stoic philosophy

190 Modern Westernphilosophy

190.9 Historical

and geographic

treatment

191 United States &Canada

192 British Isles

193 Germany & Austria

194 France

195 Italy

196 Spain & Portugal

197 Soviet Union

198 Scandinavia

199 Other geographicalareas

treatment of

persons

134 not used

135 Dreams & mysteries

136 not used

137 Divinatory graphology

138 Physiognomy

139 Phrenology

functions, facial

expressions,

laterality

152.4 Emotions

and feelings

152.5 Physiological

drives

152.8 Quantitative

threshold,

discrimination,

reaction­time

studies

153 Mental processes &intelligence

153.1 Memory and

learning

153.2 Formation

and association of

ideas

153.3 Imagination

and imagery

153.4 Knowledge

(Cognition)

153.6

Communication

153.7 Perceptual

processes

153.8 Will (Volition)

153.9 Intelligence

and aptitudes

154 Subconscious &altered states

154.2 The

subconscious

154.3 Daydreams,

fantasies, reveries

154.4 Altered

states of

concsiousness

154.6 Sleep

phenomena

154.7 Hypnotism

155 Differential &developmental psychology

155.2 Individual

psychology

155.3 Sex

psychology and

psychology of the

sexes

155.4 Child

179 Other ethical norms,euthanasia

189 Medieval Westernphilosophy

psychology

155.5 Psychology

of young adults

155.6 Psychology

of adults

155.7 Evolutional

psychology

155.8

Ethnopsychology

and national

psychology

155.9

Environmental

psychology

156 Comparativepsychology

157 Abnormal psychology

158 Applied psychology

158.6 Vocational

interests

158.7 Industrial

psychology

159 not used

200 ­ Religion ­ details

200Generalities

210Natural theology

220Bible

230Christian theology

240Christian moral & devotional

theology

250Christian orders & local

church

260Christian social theology

270Christian church history

280Christian denominations

& sects

290Other & comparativereligions, mythology

200.1 Philosophy andtheory of religion

200.8 Religion with

respect to kinds of

persons

200.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

of religion

201 Philosophy ofChristianity

202 Miscellany ofChristianity

203 Dictionaries ofChristianity

204 Special topics

205 Serial publications ofChristianity

206 Organizations ofChristianity

207 Education, research inChristianity

208 Kinds of persons in

210 Natural theology

211 Concepts of God

212 Existence, attributes ofGod

213 Creation

214 Theodicy

215 Science & religion

216 Good & evil

217 not used

218 Humankind

219 not used

220 Bible

220.1 Origins and

authenticity

220.3

Encyclopedias and

topical dictionaries

220.4 Original

texts, early

versions, early

translations

220.5 Modern

versions and

translations

220.6

Interpretation and

criticism (Exegesis)

220.7

Commentaries

220.8 Nonreligious

subjects treated in

Bible

220.9 Geography,

history, chronology,

persons of Bible

230 Christian theology

231 God

231.7 Relation tothe world

232 Jesus Christ & hisfamily

232.9 Family and

life of Jesus

233 Humankind

234 Salvation (Soteriology)& grace

235 Spiritual beings

236 Eschatology

237 not used

238 Creeds & catechisms

239 Apologetics & polemics

240 Christian moral &devotional theology

241 Moral theology

241.5 Codes of

conduct

242 Devotional literature

243 Evangelistic writings forindividuals

244 not used

245 Texts of hymns

246 Use of art in Christianity

247 Church furnishings &articles

248 Christian experience,practice, life

248.2 Religious

experience

248.3 Prayer

248.4 Christian life

and practice

248.5 Witnessing

250 Christian orders & localchurch

251 Preaching (Homiletics)

252 Texts of sermons

253 Pastoral office(Pastoral theology)

253.5 Counseling

and spiritual

direction

254 Parish goverment &administration

254.3 Use of

communications

media

254.4 Public

relations and

publicity

254.8 Finance

255 Religiouscongregations & orders

256 not used

260 Christian socialtheology

260.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

261 Social theology

261.2 Christianity

and other systems

of belief

261.5 Christianity

and secular

disciplines

261.7 Christianity

and political affairs

261.8 Christianity

and socioeconomic

problems

262 Ecclesiology

262.9 Church law

and discipline

263 Times, places ofreligious observance

270 Christian church history

270.1 Apostolic

period to 325

270.2 Period of

ecumenical

councils, 325­787

270.3 Periods of

struggle between

papacy and

empire, 787­1054

270.4 Period of

papal supremacy,

1054­1200

270.5 Late Middle

Ages through the

Renaissance,

1200­1517

270.6 Period of

Reformation and

Counter­

Reformation, 1517­

1648

270.7 Period from

Peace of

280 Christian denominations& sects

280.9 Eastern

Orthodox churches

281 Early church & Easternchurches

282 Roman Catholic Church

283 Anglican churches

284 Protestants ofContinental origin

284.1 Lutheran

churches

285 Presbyterian, Reformed,Congregational

285.7 Reformed

churches centered

in America

285.8

Congregationalism

286 Baptist, Disciples ofChrist, Adventist

290 Other & comparativereligions

291 Comparative religion

291.1 Religious

mythology, social

theology,

interreligious

relations and

attitudes

291.2 Doctrines

291.3 Public

worship and other

practices

291.4 Religious

experience, life,

practice

291.5 Moral

theology

291.6 Leaders and

organization

291.7 Missions,

religious training

and education

291.8 Sources

Christianity

209 History & geography ofChristianity

lands in Bible times

221 Old Testament

222 Historical books of OldTestament

223 Poetic books of OldTestament

224 Prophetic books of OldTestament

225 New Testament

226 Gospels & Acts

226.2 Matthew

226.3 Mark

226.4 Luke

226.5 John

226.6 Acts of the

Apostles

226.7 Miracles

226.8 Parables

226.9 Sermon on

the Mount

227 Epistles

228 Revelation(Apocalypse)

229 Apocrypha &pseudepigrapha

248.6 Stewardship,

giving, etc.

248.8 Guides to

Christian life for

specific classes of

persons

249 Christian observancesin family life

257 not used

258 not used

259 Activities of the localchurch

264 Public worship

265 Sacraments, other rites& acts

266 Missions

267 Associations forreligious work

268 Religious education

269 Spiritual renewal

Westphalia to the

French Revolution,

1648­1789

270.8 Modern

period, 1789­

271 Religious orders inchurch history

272 Persecutions in churchhistory

273 Heresies in churchhistory

274 Christian church inEurope

275 Christian church in Asia

276 Christian church inAfrica

277 Christian church inNorth America

278 Christian church inSouth America

279 Christian church inother areas

286.6 Disciples of

Christ (Campbellites)

286.7 Adventist

churches

287 Methodist churches;churches uniting Methodistand other denominations;Salvation Army

287.9 Salvation

Army; Churches

uniting Methodist

and other

denominations

288 not used

289 Other denominations &sects

289.1 Unitarian and

Universalist

churches

289.3 Latter­Day

Saints (Mormons)

289.4 Church of the

New Jerusalem

(Swedenborgianism)

289.5 Church of

Christ, Scientist

(Christian Science)

289.6 Society of

Friends (Quakers)

289.7 Mennonite

churches

289.9 Others

291.9 Sects and

reform movements

292 Classical (Greek &Roman) religion

293 Germanic religion

294 Religions of Indic origin

294.3 Buddhism

294.4 Jainism

294.5 Hinduism

294.6 Sikhism

295 Zoroastrianism

(Mazdaism,

Parseeism)

296 Judaism

296.1 Sources

296.3 Doctrinal,

moral, social

theology

296.4 Traditions,

rites, public

services

296.6 Leaders,

organization,

religious education

296.7 Religious

experience, life,

practice

296.8 Sects and

movements

297 Islam & religionsoriginating in it

298 not used

299 Other religions

300 ­ Social Sciences ­ details

300Sociology and anthropology

310General statistics

320Political science

330Economics

340Law

350Public administration

360Social services;associations

370Education

380Commerce,

communications, transport

390Customs, etiquette, folklore

300 Social Sciences

301 Sociology &anthropology

302 Social interaction

302.2

Communication

302.3 Social

interaction within

groups

302.4 Social

interaction between

310 General statistics,Almanacs

310.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

311 not used

312 not used

313 not used

314 General statistics ofEurope

320 Political science

320.1 The state

320.3 Comparative

320.4 Structure

and functions of

government

320.5 Political

ideologies

320.8 Local

government

320.9 Political

situation and

330 Economics

330.1 Systems and

theories

330.9 Economic

situation and

conditions

330.971 Economic

situation in Canada

331 Labor economics

331.1 Labor force

and market

340 Law

340.5 Legal

systems

340.9 Conflict of

laws

340.971 Law in

Canada

341 International law

341.2 The world

community

341.23 United

350 Public administration

351 Public administration ofcentral governments

351.1 Personnel

management

351.3 Civil service

examinations

351.4 Government

work force

351.5 Pensions

351.6 Civil service

system (Merit

360 Social services;association

361 General socialproblems & welfare

361.1 Social

problems

361.2 Social action

361.3 Social work

361.4 Group work

361.6

Governmental

action

370 Education

370.1 Philosophy,

theories, general

aspects

370.7 Education,

research, related

topics

370.8 History and

description with

respect to kinds of

persons

371 School management;

380 Commerce,communications, transport

380.1 Commerce

381 Internal

commerce

(Domestic trade)

381.3 Commercial

policy

382 International commerce(Foreign trade)

383 Postal communications

390 Customs, etiquette,folklore

391 Costume & personalappearance

392 Customs of life cycle &domestic life

393 Death customs

394 General customs

394.1 Eating,

drinking; using

drugs

groups

302.5 Relation of

the individual to

society

303 Social processes

303.3 Coordination

and control

303.4 Social

change

303.6 Conflict

304 Factors affecting socialbehavior

304.2 Human

ecology

304.5 Genetic

factors

304.6 Population

304.8 Movement of

people

305 Social groups

305.2 Age groups

305.3 Men and

women

305.4 Women

305.5 Social

classes

305.6 Religious

groups

305.7 Language

groups

305.8 Racial,

ethnic, national

groups

305.9 Occupational

and miscellaneous

groups

306 Culture & institutions

306.2 Political

institutions

306.3 Economic

institutions

306.4 Specific

types of culture

306.6 Religious

institutions

306.7 Institutions

pertaining to

relations of the

sexes

315 General statistics ofAsia

316 General statistics ofAfrica

317 General statistics ofNorth America

317.1 General

statistics of Canada

318 General statistics ofSouth America

319 General statistics ofother parts of the world

conditions

320.971 Politics of

Canada

321 Systems ofgovernments & states

321.4 Pure

democracy

321.5 Elitist

systems

321.8 Democratic

systems

321.9 Authoritarian

systems

322 Relation of state toorganized groups

322.4 Political

action groups

323 Civil & political rights

323.1 Civil rights of

non­dominant

aggregates,

political rights of

nondominant

aggregates

323.3 Civil and

political rights of

other social

aggregates

323.4 Specific civil

rights; limitation

and suspension of

civil rights

323.5 Political

rights

323.6 Citizenship

and related topics

324 The political process

324.1 International

party

organizations,

auxiliaries, activities

324.2 Political

parties

324.5 Nomination

of candidates

324.6 Election

systems and

procedures;

suffrage

331.2

Compensation and

other conditions of

employment

331.3 Workers of

specific age groups

331.4 Women

workers

331.5 Special

categories of

workers other than

by age or sex

331.6 Categories

of workers by

racial, ethnic,

national origin

331.7 Labor by

industry and

occupation

331.8 Labor

unions, labor­

management

bargaining and

disputes

332 Financial economics

332.1 Banks and

banking

332.3 Credit and

loan institutions

332.4 Money

332.6 Investment

and investments

332.6 Stocks

332.7 Credit

332.8 Interest and

discount

333 Land economics

333.1 Public

ownership and

control of land and

other natural

resources

333.2 Ownership

and control of land

and natural

resources by

nongovernmental

groups

333.3 Individual

(Private) ownership

and control of land

Nations

341.3 Law

regarding relations

between states

341.4 Law

regarding

jurisdiction and

jurisdictional

relations of states

341.5 Law of

disputes and

conflicts between

states

341.6 Law of war

341.7 Law of

international

cooperation

342 Constitutional &administrative law

343 Military, tax, trade,industrial law

344 Social, labor, welfare, &related law

345 Criminal law

345.0971 Criminal

law in Canada

346 Private law

347 Civil procedure & courts

348 Laws (Statutes),regulations, cases

349 Laws of specificjurisdictions & areas

system)

351.8

Administration of

specific fields

351.9

Malfunctioning of

administration

352 Public administration oflocal governments

352.1 Property and

financial

management and

related topics

352.2 Police

352.3 Fire and

accident protection

352.4

Safeguarding

public health

352.5 Regulation

and control of

public buildings

352.6

Environmental

sanitation and

related activities

352.7 Housing and

public works

352.9

Miscellaneous

fields

353 Public administration ofU.S. federal & stategovernments

353.1 Department

of State

353.2 Department

of the Treasury

353.3 Department

of the Interior

353.4 Post Office

Department

353.5 Department

of Justice

353.6 Department

of Defense

353.7 Department

of the Navy

353.8 Other

departments

353.9 State

governments

361.7 Private

action

361.8 Community

action

361.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

362 Social welfare problems& welfare

362.1 Physical

illness

362.2 Mental and

emotional illnesses

and disturbances

362.3 Mental

retardation

362.4 Problems of

and services to

people with

physical disabilities

362.5 Problems of

and services to the

poor; poverty

362.6 Problems of

and services to

persons in late

adulthood

362.7 Problems of

and services to

young people;

child abuse

362.8 Problems of

and services to

other groups;

wife/spousal/aged

abuse

362.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

of social welfare

problems and

services

363 Other social problems& services

363.1 Public safety

programs

363.2 Policy

services

363.3 Other

aspects of public

safety

363.4

special education

371.1 Teaching

and teaching

personnel

371.2 School

administration and

management

371.3 Methods of

instruction and

study

371.4 Guidance

and counseling

371.5 School

discipline

371.6 Physical

plant

371.7 School

health and safety

371.8 The student

371.9 Special

education

372 Elementary education

372.1 Organization

and management

of elementary

schools;

curriculums

372.2 Levels of

elementary

education

372.3 Technology,

science, health

372.4 Reading

372.5 Creative and

manual arts

372.6 Language,

literature, theater

372.7 Mathematics

372.8 Other

studies

372.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

of elementary

education

373 Secondary education

373.1 Organization

and management

of secondary

schools;

curriculums

384 Communications;Telecommunications

384.1 Telegraph

384.3 Computer

communication

384.5 Wireless

communication

384.6 telephone

385 Railroad transportation

386 Inland waterway & ferrytransportation

387 Water, air, spacetransportation

387.1 Ports

387.2 Ships

387.5 Ocean

(Marine)

transportation

387.7 Air

transportation

387.8 Space

transportation

388 Transportation; Groundtransportation

388.1 Roads and

highways

388.3 Vehicular

transportation

388.4 Local

transportation

388.5 Pipeline

transportation

389 Metrology &standardization

394.2 Special

occasions

395 Etiquette (Manners)

396 not used

397 not used

398 Folklore

398.2 Folk

literature

398.6 Riddles

398.8 Rhymes and

rhyming games

398.9 Proverbs

399 Customs of war &diplomacy

306.8 Marriage

and family

306.9 Institutions

pertaining to death

307 Communities

307.1 Community

planning and

development

307.2 Population

307.3 Community

structure

307.7 Specific

kinds of

communities

308 not used

309 not used

324.7 Conduct of

election campaigns

324.9 Historical

and geographic

treatment of

elections

325 International migration& colonization

326 Slavery & emancipation

327 International relations

327.1 General

topics of

international

relations; spies

327.2 Diplomacy

328 The legislative process

328.2 Initiative and

referendum

328.3 Legislative

bodies

329 not used

and other natural

resources

333.5 Rental and

leasing of land and

other natural

resources

333.7 Natural

resources and

energy

333.8 Subsurface

resources

333.9 Other

natural resources

334 Cooperatives

335 Socialism & relatedsystems

335.4 Marxian

systems

335.5 Democratic

socialism

335.6 Fascism

336 Public finance

336.1 Nontax

revenues

336.2 Taxes and

taxation

336.3 Public

borrowing, debt,

expenditure

337 Internationaleconomics

338 Production

338.1 Agriculture

338.2 Extraction of

minerals

338.3 Other

extractive

industries

383.4 Secondary

industries and

services

383.5 General

production

economics

383.6 Organization

of production

383.7 Business

enterprises and

their structure

383.8

354 Public administration ofspecific centralgovernments

354.1 International

administration

355 Military science

355.1 Military life

and customs

355.2 Military

resources

355.3 Organization

and personnel of

military forces

355.4 Military

operations

355.5 Military

training

355.6 Military

administration

355.7 Military

installations and

reservations

355.8 Military

equipment and

supplies (Matériel)

356 Foot forces & warfare

357 Mounted forces &warfare

358 Other specializedforces & services

358.1 Guided

missile forces and

warfare

358.4 Air forces

and warfare

359 Sea (Naval) forces &warfare

359.1 Naval life

and customs

359.2 Naval

resources

359.3 Organization

and personnel of

naval forces

359.4 Naval

operations

359.5 Naval

training

359.6 Naval

administration

Controversies

related to public

morals and

customs

363.5 Housing

363.6 Public

utilities and related

services

363.7

Environmental

problems and

services; ecology;

pollution

363.8 Food supply

363.9 Population

problems

364 Criminology

364.1 Criminal

offenses

364.2 Causes of

crime and

delinquency

364.3 Offenders

364.4 Prevention

of crime and

delinquency

364.6 Penology

364.8 Discharged

offenders

364.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

of crime and its

alleviation

365 Penal & relatedinstitutions

366 Association

367 General clubs

368 Insurance

368.1 Insurance

against damage to

and loss of

property

368.2 Insurance

against damage to

and loss of

property in transit

(Marine insuranc,

Transportation

insurance)

374 Adult edutation

375 Curricula

376 Education of women

377 Schools & religion

378 Higher education

378.1 Organization

and management;

curriculums

378.2 Academic

degrees

378.3 Student

finances

379 Government regulation,control, support

379.1 Finance,

supervision, control

of public education

379.2 Public

education and the

state

379.3 Private

education and the

state

Combinations,

trusts

383.9 Economic

development and

growth

339 Macroeconomics &related topics

339.2 Distribution

of income and

wealth

339.3 National

product, wealth,

income accounts

and accounting

339.4 Factors

affecting national

product, wealth,

income

339.5

Macroeconomic

policy

359.7 Naval

installations and

reservations

359.8 Naval

equipment and

supplies (Matériel)

359.9 Specialized

combat forces;

engineering and

related forces

368.3 Insurance

against death, old

age, illness, injury

368.4 Government­

sponsored

insurance

368.5 Liability

insurance

368.6 Glass

insurance

368.7 Insurance

against industrial

casualties

368.8 Other

casualty insurance

369 Miscellaneous kinds ofassociations

369.4 Young

people's societies

369.5 Service

clubs

400 ­ Languages ­ details

400Generalities

410Linguistics

420English Language

430Germanic languages

German

440Romance languages

French

450Italian, Romanian

languages

460Spanish & Portuguese

languages

470ltalian languages, Latin

480Hellenic languages,Classical Greek

490Other languages

400 Language

401 Philosophy & theory

402 Miscellany

403 Dictionaries &encyclopedias

404 Special topics

405 Serial publications

406 Organizations &management

407 Education, research,related topics

408 Treatment of languagewith respect to kinds ofpersons

408.9 Treatment of

language with

respect to specific

racial, ethnic,

national groups

409 Geographical &persons treatment

410 Linguistics

411 Writing systems

412 Etymology, word origins

413 Dictionaries

414 Phonology

415 Structural systems(Grammar)

416 not used

417 Dialectology & historicllinguistics

418 Standard usage;Applied linguistics

419 Verbal language notspoken or written

420 English & Old English

421 English writing system& phonology

422 English etymology,word origins

423 English dictionaries

424 not used

425 English grammar

426 not used

427 English languagevariations

428 Standard Englishusage

429 Old English (Anglo­Saxon)

430 Germanic languages;German

431 German writing system& phonology

432 German etymology

433 German dictionaries

434 not used

435 German grammar

436 not used

437 German languagevariations

438 Standard Germanusage

439 Other Germaniclanguages

440 Romance languages;French

441 French writing system &phonology

442 French etymology

443 French dictionaries

444 not used

445 French grammar

446 not used

447 French languagevariations

448 Standard Frenchusage

449 Provençal & Catalan

450 Italian, Romanian,Rhæto­Romanic

451 Italian writing system &phonology

452 Italian etymology

453 Italian dictionaries

454 not used

455 Italian grammar

456 not used

457 Italian languagevariations

458 Standard Italian usage

459 Romanian & Rhæto­Romanic

460 Spanish & Portugueselanguages

461 Spanish writing system& phonology

462 Spanish etymology

463 Spanish dictionaries

464 not used

465 Spanish grammar

466 not used

467 Spanish languagevariations

468 Standard Spanishusage

469 Portuguese

470 Italic languages; Latin

471 Classical Latin writingsystem & phonology

472 Classical Latinetymology

473 Classical Latindictionaries

474 not used

475 Classical Latin grammar

476 not used

477 Old, Postclassical,Vulgar Latin

478 Classical Latin usage

479 Other Italic languages

480 Hellenic languages;Classical Greek

481 Classical Greek writingsystem & phonology

482 Classical Greeketymology

483 Classical Greekdictionaries

484 not used

485 Classical Greekgrammar

486 not used

487 Classical Greeklanguage variations

488 Classical Greek usage

489 Other Helleniclanguages

490 Other languages

491 East Indo­European &Celtic languages

491.6 Celtic

languages

491.7 East Slavic

languages;

Russian

491.8 Slavic

languages

492 Afro­Asiatic languages;Semitic

492.4 Hebrew

493 Non­Semitic Afro­Asiatic languages

494 Ural­Altaic,Paleosiberian, Dravidian

495 Languages of East &Southeast Asia

495.1 Chinese

495.6 Japanese

495.7 Korean

495.9 Annam­

Muong, Mon­

Khmer, Thai

languages

496 African languages

497 North American nativelanguages

498 South American nativelanguages

499 Miscellaneouslanguages

500 ­ Natural sciences & mathematics ­ details

500Generalities

510Mathematics

520Astronomy &allied sciences

530Physics

540Chemistry &

allied sciences

550Earth sciences

560Paleontology, paleozoology

570Life sciences

580Botanical sciences

590Zoological sciences

500 Natural sciences &mathematics

500.2 Physical

sciences

500.5 Space

sciences

500.8 History and

description with

respect to kinds of

persons

501 Philosophy & theory

502 Miscellany

502.8 Auxiliary

techniques and

procedures;

apparatus,

equipment,

materials

503 Dictionaries &encyclopedias

504 size=1 face="Arial"color="white"

505 Serial publications

506 Organizations &management

507 Education, research,related topics

507.8 Use of

apparatus and

equipment in study

and teaching

508 Natural history

508.3 Treatment by

areas, regions,

510 Mathematics

510.1 Philosophy

and theory

511 General topics

511.3 Mathematical

(Symbolic) logic

512 Algebra & numbertheory

512.9 Foundations

of algebra

513 Arithmetic

513.2 Specific

arithmetic

operations

513.5 Numeration

systems

514 Topology

515 Analysis

516 Geometry

516.2 Euclidean

geometry

516.3 Analytic

geometries

516.9 Non­

Euclidean

geometries

517 not used

518 not used

519 Probabilities & appliedmathematics

519.2 Probabilities

520 Astronomy & alliedsciences

520.1 Philosophy

and theory

521 Celestial mechanics

522 Techniques,equipment, materials

523 Specific celestialbodies & phenomena

523.1 The

universe; space,

galaxies, quasars

523.2 Solar system

523.3 Moon

523.4 Planets

523.5 Meteoroids,

solar wind, zodiacal

light

523.6 Comets

523.7 Sun

523.8 Stars

523.9 Satellites

and rings; eclipses,

transits,

occultations

524 not used

525 Earth (Astronomicalgeography)

526 Mathematicalgeography

526.3 Geodetic

surveying

526.9 Surveying

527 Celestial navigation

528 Ephemerides

530 Physics

530.1 Theories

and mathematical

physics

530.4 States of

matter

530.8 Testing and

measurement

531 Classical mechanics;Solid mechanics

532 Fluid mechanics; Liquidmechanics

533 Gas mechanics

534 Sound & relatedvibrations

534.5 Subsonic

and ultrasonic

vibrations

535 Light & relatedradiations

535.5 Beams

535.6 Color

535.8

Spectroscopy

536 Heat

537 Electriticy & electronics

537.5 Electronics

537.6 Electric

currents

(Electrodynamics)

and

thermoelectricity

538 Magnetism

540 Chemistry & alliedsciences

540.1 Philosophy

and theory

540.2 Miscellany

541 Physical & theoreticalchemistry

541.2 Theoretical

chemistry

541.3 Physical

chemistry

542 Techniques,equipment, materials

543 Analytical chemistry

544 Qualitative analysis

545 Quantitative analysis

546 Inorganic chemistry

547 Organic chemistry

547.1 Physical and

theoretical organic

chemistry

547.3 Analytical

organic chemistry

547.7

Macromolecular

and related

compounds

547.8 Other

organic substances

548 Crystallography

549 Mineralogy

549.9 Geographic

distribution of

550 Earth sciences

550.1 Philosophy

and theory

550.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

551 Geology, hydrology,meteorology

551.1 Gross

structure and

properties of the

earth

551.2 Volcanoes,

earthquakes,

thermal waters and

gases

551.3 Surface and

exogenous

processes and

their agents

551.4

Geomorphology

and hydrosphere,

water

551.5 Meteorology

551.6 Climatology

and weather

551.7 Historical

geology

551.8 Structural

geology

551.9

Geochemistry

552 Petrology

553 Economic geology

553.2

560 Paleontology;Paleozoology

560.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

of paleontology, of

paleozoology

561 Paleobotany

562 Fossil invertebrates

563 Fossil primitive phyla

564 Fossil mollusks &related phyla

565 Other fossilinvertebrates

566 Fossil vertebrates

567 Fossil cold­bloodedvertebrates

567.9 Reptiles

568 Fossil birds

569 Fossil mammals

570 Life sciences

571 not used

572 Human races

572.9 Geographic

distribution of races

573 Physical anthropology

573.2 Evolution

and genetics of

humankind

573.3 Prehistoric

humankind

574 Biology

574.1 Physiology

574.2 Pathology

574.3

Development and

maturation

574.4 Anatomy

and morphology

574.5 Ecology

574.6 Economic

biology

574.8 Tissue,

cellular, molecular

biology

574.9 Geographic

treatment of

organisms

575 Evolution & genetics

575.1 Genetics

575.2 Variation

576 Microbiology

577 General nature of life

580 Botanical sciences

581 Botany

581.1 Physiology

of plants

581.2 Pathology of

plants

581.3

Development and

maturation of

plants

581.4 Anatomy

and morphology

581.5 Ecology

581.6 Economic

botany

581.8 Tissue,

cellular, molecular

botany

581.9 Geographic

treatment of plants

582 Seed­bearing plants

582.1

Nontaxonomic

groupings

583 Dicotyledons

584 Monocotyledons

585 Gymnosperms (Naked­seed plants)

586 Seedless plants

587 Pteridophyta (Vascularseedless plants)

588 Bryophytes

589 Thallophytes &prokaryotes

590 Zoological sciences

591 Zoology

591.1 Physiology

of animals

591.2 Pathology of

animals

591.3

Development and

maturation of

animals

591.4 Anatomy

and morphology of

animals

591.5 Ecology of

animals

591.6 Economic

biology

591.8 Tissue,

cellular, molecular

zoology

591.9 Geographic

treatment of

animals

592 Invertebrates

593 Protozoa, inodermata,related phyla

594 Mollusks & relatedphyla

595 Other invertebrates596 Vertebrates

597 Cold­bloodedvertebrates

598 Birds

599 Mammals

599.1 Monotremes

places in general;

by specific

continents,

countries, localities

in the ancient world

509 Historical, areas,persons treatment

519.3 Game theory

519.4 Applied

numerical analysis

519.5 Statistical

mathematics

519.7 Programming

519.8 Special

topics

529 Chronology 539 Modern physics

539.2 Radiations

(Radiant energy)

539.7 Atomic and

nuclear physics

minerals Carbonaceous

materials

553.3 Iron

553.4 Metals and

semimetals

553.5 Structural

and sculptural

stone

553.6 Other

economic materials

553.7 Water

553.8 Gems

554 Earth sciences ofEurope

555 Earth sciences of Asia

556 Earth sciences of Africa

557 Earth sciences of NorthAmerica

558 Earth sciences ofSouth America

559 Earth sciences of otherareas

578 Microscopy in biology

579 Collection andpreservation

589.1 Lichens

589.2 Fungi

589.3 Algae

589.4 Specific

types of algae

589.9 Prokaryotes;

Bacteria

599.2 Marsupials

599.3 Unguiculata

599.4 Bats

599.5 Cetaceans

and sirenians

599.6

Paenungulata

599.7 Ungulates,

carnivores,

aardvarks

599.8 Primates

599.9 Humankind

and forebears

600 ­ Applied Science & Technology ­ details

600General technology

610Medical sciencesand medicine

620Engineering & allied

operations

630Agriculture

640Home economics & family

living

650Management & auxiliary

services

660Chemical engineering

670Manufacturing

680Manufacture forspecific uses

690Buildings

600 Technology (Appliedsciences)

601 Philosophy & theory

602 Miscellany

603 Dictionaries &encyclopedias

604 Special topics

604.2 Technical

drawing

604.7 Hazardous

materials

technology

605 Serial publications

606 Organizations

607 Education, research,related topics

608 Invention & patents

609 Historical, areas,persons treatment

610 Medical sciences;Medicine

610.6

Organizations,

management,

professions

610.7 Education,

nursing, related

topics

610.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

611 Human anatomy,cytology, histology

612 Human physiology

613 Promotion of health

614 Incidence & preventionof disease

615 Pharmacology &therapeutics, prescriptiondrugs

616 Diseases

617 Surgery & relatedmedical specialties

620 Engineering & alliedoperations

620.1 Engineering

mechanics (Applied

mechanics) and

materials science

620.2 Sound and

related vibrations

620.3 Mechanical

vibration

620.8 Human­

factors and safety

engineering

621 Applied physics

621.1 Steam

engineering

621.2 Hydraulic­

power technology

621.3 Electric,

electronic,

magnetic,

communications,

computer

engineering;

lighting

630 Agriculture

630.1 Philosophy

and theory

630.2 Miscellany

and scientific

principles

631 Techniques,equipment, materials

632 Plant injuries, diseases,pests

633 Field & plantation crops

634 Orchards, fruits,forestry

635 Garden crops(Horticulture)

636 Animal husbandry

637 Processing dairy &related products

638 Insect culture, bees

639 Hunting, fishing,conservation

640 Home economics &family living

640.73 Consumer

education

641 Food & drink

641.1 Applied

nutrition

641.2 Beverages

(Drinks)

641.3 Food

641.4 Food

preservation and

storage

641.5 Cooking,

recipes

641.6 Cooking

specific materials

641.7 Specific

cooking proceses

and techniques

641.8 Cooking

specific kinds of

composite dishes

642 Meals & table service

650 Management &auxiliary services

650.1 Personal

success in

business

651 Office services

651.3 Office

management

651.5 Records

management

651.7

Communication

Creation and

transmission of

records

651.8 Data

processing

Computer

applications

652 Processes of writtencommunication

652.3 Typewriting

652.5 Word

processing

660 Chemical engineering

661 Industrial chemicalstechnology

662 Explosives, fuelstechnology

663 Beverage technology

664 Food technology

665 Industrial oils, fats,waxes, gases

666 Ceramic & alliedtechnologies

667 Cleaning, color, relatedtechnologies

668 Technology of otherorganic products

668.4 Plastics

668.9 Polymers

669 Metallurgy

670 Manufacturing

671 Metalworking & metalproducts

672 Iron, steel, other ironalloys

673 Nonferrous metals

674 Lumber processing,wood products, cork

675 Leather & furprocessing

676 Pulp & papertechnology

677 Textiles

678 Elastomers & elastomerproducts

679 Other products ofspecific materials

680 Manufacture forspecific uses

681 Precision instruments &other devices

682 Small forge work(Blacksmithing)

683 Hardware & householdappliances

683.4 Small

firearms

684 Furnishings & homeworkshops

685 Leather, fur, relatedproducts

686 Printing & relatedactivities

687 Clothing

688 Other final products &packaging

688.6 Nonmotor

land vehicles

688.7 Recreational

equipment

688.8 Packaging

690 Buildings

691 Building materials

692 Auxiliary constructionpractices

693 Specific materials &purposes

694 Wood construction;Carpentry

695 Roof covering

696 Utilities

697 Heating, ventilation, air­conditioning

698 Detail finishing

699 not used

617.1 Wounds and

injuries

617.2 Results of

injuries

617.3 Orthopedics

617.4 Surgery by

systems

617.5 Regional

medicine Regional

surgery

617.6 Dentistry

617.7

Ophthalmology

617.8 Otology and

audiology

617.9 Geriatric,

pediatric, military,

plastic surgery,

transplantation of

tissue and organs,

anesthesiology

618 Gynecology & othermedical specialties

619 Experimental medicine

621.4 Heat

engineering and

prime movers

621.5 Pneumatic,

vacuum, low­

temperature

technologies

621.6 Fans,

blowers, pumps

621.8 Machine

engineering

621.9 Tools and

fabricating

equipment

622 Mining & relatedoperations

623 Military & nauticalengineering

624 Civil engineering

625 Engineering ofrailroads, roads

626 not used

627 Hydraulic engineering

628 Sanitary & municipalengineering, environmentalprotection engineering

629 Other branches ofengineering

629.1 Aerospace

engineering

629.2 Motor land

vehicles, and

cycles

629.3 Air­cushion

vehicles (Ground­

effect machines,

Hovercraft)

629.4 Space Flight

629.45 Manned

space flight

629.8 Automatic

control engineering

643 Housing & householdequipment

644 Household utilities

645 Household furnishings

646 Sewing, clothing,personal living

647 Management of publichouseholds

648 Housekeeping

649 Child rearing & homecare of sick

653 Shorthand

654 not used

655 not used

656 not used

657 Accounting

658 General management

658.1 Organization

and finance

658.2 Plant

management

658.3 Personal

management

658.4 Executive

management

658.5

Management of

production

658.7

Management of

materials

658.8

management of

distribution

(Marketing)

659 Advertising & publicrelations

technology

689 not used

700 ­ Arts, Music, Sports ­ details

700Generalities

710Civic & landscape art

720Architecture

730Plastic arts, sculpture

740Drawing & decorative arts

750Painting & paintings

(museums)

760Graphic arts, printmaking &prints, postage stamps

770Photography &photographs

780Music

790Recreation, Sports &

performing arts

700 The arts

701 Philosophy & theory

702 Miscellany

710 Civic & landscape art

711 Area planning (Civic art)

712 Landscape architecture

720 Architecture

721 Architectural structure

722 Architecture to ca. 300

730 Plastic arts; Sculpture

731 Processes, forms,subjects of sculpture

732 Sculpture to ca. 500

740 Drawing & decorativearts

741 Drawing & drawings

742 Perspective

750 Painting & paintings

751 Techniques,equipment, forms

752 Colour

760 Graphic arts;Printmaking & prints

761 Relief processes (Blockprinting)

762 not used

770 Photography &photographs

771 Techniques,equipment, materials

772 Metallic salt processes

780 Music

780.7 Education,

performances,

related topics

790 Recreational &performing arts

791 Public performances

792 Stage presentations

703 Dictionaries &encyclopedias

704 Special topics

705 Serial publications

706 Organizations &management

707 Education, research,related topics

708 Galleries, museums,private collections

709 Historical, areas,persons treatment

713 Landscape architectureof traffic ways

714 Water features

715 Woody plants

716 Herbaceous plants

717 Structures

718 Landscape design ofcemeteries

719 Natural landscapes

723 Architecture from ca.300 to 1399

724 Architecture from 1400

725 Public structures

726 Buildings for religiouspurposes

727 Buildings for education& research

728 Residential & relatedbuildings

729 Design & decoration

733 Greek, Etruscan,Roman sculpture

734 Sculpture from ca. 500to 1399

735 Sculpture from 1400

736 Carving & carvings

737 Numismatics &sigillography

738 Ceramic arts

739 Art metalwork

743 Drawing & drawings bysubject

744 not used

745 Decorative arts

745.1 Antiques

745.2 Industrial art

and design

745.4 Pure and

applied design and

decoration

745.5 Handicrafts

745.6 Calligraphy,

illumination,

heraldic design

745.7 Decorative

coloring

745.8 Panoramas,

cycloramas,

dioramas

745.9 Other

decorative arts

746 Textile arts

746.1 Yarn

preparation and

weaving

746.2 Laces and

related fabrics

746.3 Pictures,

hangings,

tapestries

746.4 Needle­ and

handwork

746.5 Bead

embroidery

746.6 Printing,

painting, dyeing

746.7 Rugs and

carpets

746.9 Other textile

products

747 Interior decoration

748 Glass

749 Furniture & accessories

753 Symbolism, allegory,mythology, legend

754 Genre paintings

755 Religion & religioussymbolism

756 not used

757 Human figures & theirparts

758 Other subjects

759 Historical, areas,persons treatment ­ addarea codes

763 Lithographic(Planographic) processes

764 Chromolithography &serigraphy

765 Metal engraving

766 Mezzotinting & relatedprocesses

767 Etching & drypoint

768 not used

769 Prints

773 Pigment processes ofprinting

774 Holography

775 not used

776 not used

777 not used

778 Fields & kinds ofphotography

779 Photographs

780.8 History and

description of

music with respect

to kinds of persons

780.9 Historical,

geographic,

780.92 Musicians,

composers

781 General principles &musical forms

781.1 Aesthetics,

appreciation, taste

781.2 Elements of

music

781.3 Composition

781.4 Techniques

of music

781.5 Kinds of

music

781.6 Traditions of

music

781.7 Sacred

music

781.8 Musical

forms

782 Vocal music

783 Music for single voices;The voice

784 Instruments &instrumental ensembles

785 Chamber music

786 Keyboard & otherinstruments

787 Stringed instruments

788 Wind instruments

789 Recorded music

793 Indoor games &amusements

794 Indoor games of skill

795 Games of chance

795.4 Card games

795.41

Contract

bridge

796 Athletic & outdoorsports & games

797 Aquatic & air sports

798 Equestrian sports &animal racing

799 Fishing, hunting,shooting

800 ­ Literature ­ details

800Literature (Belle­lettres)

810North American literature

820English & Old English

literatures

830Literatures of Germanic

languages

840Literatures of Romance

languages

850Italian, Romanian literatures

860Spanish & Portuguese

literatures

870Italic literatures, Latin

880Hellenic literatures, Classical

Greek

890Literatures of other

languages

800 Literature and rhetoric

801 Philosophy & theory

810 American or Canadianliterature in English

810.8 collections

820 English literature inEnglish

821 Poetry

830 Literatures of Germaniclanguages

831 German poetry

840 Literatures of Romancelanguages

841 French poetry

850 Italian, Romanian,Rhæto­Romanic

851 Italian poetry

860 Spanish & Portugueseliteratuers

861 Spanish poetry

870 Latin & Old Latinliteratuers

871 Latin poetry

880 Hellenic literatures;Classical Greek

881 Classical Greek poetry

890 Literatures of otherlanguages

891 East Indo­European &Celtic literatures

802 Miscellany

803 Dictionaries &encyclopedias

804 not used

805 Serial publications

806 Organizations

807 Education, research,related topics

808 Rhetoric & collectionsof literature

808.1 Rhetoric

[study] of poetry

808.2 of drama

808.3 of fiction

808.4 of essays

808.5 of speech

808.6 of letters

808.7 of satire and

humor

808.8 Collections

of literary texts from

more than one

literature

808.81

Collections

of poetry

808.82

Collections

of drama

808.83

Collections

of prose

809 Literary history &criticism

809.1 of poetry

809.2 of drama

809.3 of fiction

809.4 of essays

809.5 of speech

809.6 of letters

809.7 of satire and

humor

810.9 history and

criticism

811 Poetry

812 Drama

813 Fiction

813.4 American

Fiction 1861­1900

813.5 American

Fiction 1900­to

date

813.52

American

Fiction

1900­1945

813.54

American

Fiction

1945­to

date

814 Essays

815 Speeches

816 Letters

817 Satire & humor

818 Miscellaneous writings

819 Without local emphasis

822 Drama

822.3

Shakespeare

823 Fiction

824 Essays

825 Speeches

826 Letters

827 Satire & humor

828 Miscellaneous writings

829 Old English

832 German drama

833 German fiction

834 German essays

835 German speeches

836 German letters

837 German satire & humor

838 German miscellaneouswritings

839 Other Germanicliteratures

839.1 Yiddish

839.3 Dutch,

Flemish, Afrikaans

839.7 Swedish

839.8 Danish and

Norwegian

842 French drama

843 French fiction

844 French essays

845 French speeches

846 French letters

847 French satire & humor

848 French miscellaneouswritings

849 Provençal & Catalan

852 Italian drama

853 Italian fiction

854 Italian essays

855 Italian speeches

856 Italian letters

857 Italian satire & humor

858 Italian miscellaneouswritings

859 Romanian & Rhæto­Romanic

862 Spanish drama

863 Spanish fiction

864 Spanish essays

865 Spanish speeches

866 Spanish letters

867 Spanish satire & humor

868 Spanish miscellaneouswritings

869 Portuguese

872 Latin dramatic poetryand drama

873 Latin epic poetry andfiction

874 Latin lyric poetry

875 Latin speeches

876 Latin letters

877 Latin satire & humor

878 Latin miscellaneouswritings

879 Literatures of otherItalic languages

882 Classical Greekdramatic poetry and drama

883 Classical Greek epicpoetry and fiction

884 Classical Greek lyricpoetry

885 Classical Greekspeeches

886 Classical Greek letters

887 Classical Greek satire &humor

888 Classical Greekmiscellaneous writings

889 Modern Greek

891.6 Celtic

literatures

891.7 East Slavic

literatures Russian

891.8 Slavic

literatures

892 Afro­Asiatic literatures;Semitic

892.4 Hebrew

893 Non­Semitic Afro­Asiatic literatures

894 Ural­Altaic,Paleosiberian, Dravidian

895 Literatures of East &Southeast Asia

895.1 Chinese

895.6 Japanese

895.7 Korean

895.9 Annam­

Muong, Mon­

Khmer, Thai

literatures

896 African literatures

897 North American nativeliteratures

898 South American nativeliteratures

899 Other literatures

900 ­ Geography & History ­ details

900World History

910Geography and travel

920Biography, genealogy,

insignia

930History of the ancient world

940General history of Europe

950General history of Asia, Far

East

960General history of Africa

970General history of North

America

980General history of South

America

990General history of other

areas

900 Geography & history

901 Philosophy & theory

902 Miscellany

910 Geography & travel

910.2 Miscellany

910.3 Dictionaries,

920 Collective biographies,genealogy, insignia

921 individual and autobiography

930 History of ancient world

930.1 Archaeology

931 China

940 General history ofEurope

940.1 Early history

to 1453

950 General history of Asia;Far East

951 China & adjacent areas

960 General history ofAfrica

961 Tunisia & Libya

970 General history ofNorth America; Natives ofNorth America

971 Canada

980 General history ofSouth America

981 Brazil

982 Argentina

990 General history of otherareas

991 not used

992 not used

903 Dictionaries &encyclopedias

904 Collected accounts ofevents

905 Serial publications

906 Organizations &management

907 Education, research,related topics

908 With respect to kinds ofpersons

909 World history

909.7 18th century,

1700­1799

909.8 1800­

909.82 1900­

encyclopedias,

concordances,

gazetteers

910.4 Accounts of

travel, discoveries,

shipwrecks,

adventures

910.9 Historical,

geographic,

persons treatment

911 Historical geography

912 Graphicrepresentations of earth,atlases

913 Ancient world

914 Europe

914.2 Britain

914.3 Germany

914.4 France

914.5 Italy

915.6 Spain

915.7 Russia

915.8 Greece

915.9 Other

Europe

915 Asia

915.1 China

915.2 Japan

916 Africa

917 North America

917.1 Canada

917.2 Central

America

917.3 US

918 South America

919 Other areas

922 not used

923 not used

924 not used

925 not used

926 not used

927 not used

928 not used

929 Genealogy, names,insignia

929.4 Personal

names

929.6 Heraldry

929.7 Royal

houses, peerage,

gentry, orders of

knighthood

929.8 Awards,

orders,

decorations,

armorial bearings,

autographs

929.9 Forms of

insignia and

identification

932 Egypt

933 Palestine

934 India

935 Mesopotamia & IranianPlateau

936 Europe north & west ofItaly

937 Italy & adjacentterritories

938 Greece

939 Other parts of theancient world

940.2 1453­

940.3 World War

1914­1918

940.4 Military

history of World

War I

940.5 1918­

940.53 World War

1939­1945

940.54 Military

History of WWII

941 British Isles

941.1 Scotland

941.5 Ireland

941.6 Ulster

Northern Ireland

941.7 Republic of

Ireland

942 England & Wales

942.05 1485­1603

Shakespeare's

time

942.085 Queen

Elizabeth II

942.9 Wales

943 Central Europe;Germany

943.086 Hitler's era

943.1 Northeastern

Germany

943.6 Austria and

Liechtenstein

943.7

Czechoslovakia

943.8 Poland

943.9 Hungary

944 France & Monaco

944.04 Revolution

944.05 Napoleon

945 Italian Peninsula &adjacent islands

946 Iberian Peninsula &adjacent islands

946.9 Portugal

947 Eastern Europe; SovietUnion

947.083

951.2 Taiwan,

Hong Kong, Macao

951.9 Korea

951.93 North

Korea

951.95 South

Korea

952 Japan

953 Arabian Peninsula &adjacent areas

953.8 Saudi Arabia

954 South Asia; India

955 Iran

956 Middle East (Near East)

956.1 Turkey and

Cyprus

956.4 South

central Turkey and

Cyprus

956.7 Iraq

956.9 Eastern

Mediterranean

Region

956.94 Israel

957 Siberia (Asiatic Russia)

958 Central Asia

958.1 Afghanistan

959 Southeast Asia

959.1 Burma

959.3 Thailand

959.4 Laos

959.5

Commonwealth of

Nations territories

Malaysia

959.6 Cambodia

(Khmer Republic,

Kampuchea)

959.7 Vietnam

959.8 Indonesia

959.9 Phillippines

961.1 Tunisia

961.2 Libya

962 Egypt & Sudan

962.4 Sudan

963 Ethiopia

964 Morocco & CanaryIslands

965 Algeria

966 West Africa & offshoreislands

966.1 Mauritania

966.2 Mali, Burkina

Faso, Niger

966.3 Senegal

966.4 Sierra Leone

966.5 Gambia,

Guinea, Guinea­

Bissau, Cape

Verde

966.6 Liberia and

Ivory Coast

966.7 Ghana

966.8 Togo and

Benin

966.9 Nigeria

967 Central Africa &offshore islands

967.1 Cameroon,

Sao Tome and

Principe, Equatorial

Guinea

967.2 Gabon and

Republic of the

Congo

967.3 Angola

967.4 Central

African Republic

and Chad

967.5 Zaire,

Rwanda, Burundi

967.6 Uganda and

Kenya

967.7 Djibouti and

Somalia

967.8 Tanzania

967.9 Mozambique

968 Southern Africa

968.8 Botswana,

972 Middle America, Mexico

972.8 Central

America

972.9 West Indies

(Antilles) and

Bermuda

973 United States

973.1 Early history

to 1607

973.2 Colonial

period, 1607­1775

973.3 Periods of

Revolution and

Confederation,

1775­1789

973.4

Constitutional

period, 1789­1809

973.5 1809­1845

973.6 1845­1861

973.7

Administration of

Abraham Lincoln,

1861­1865 Civil

War

973.8

Reconstruction

period, 1865­1901

973.9 1901­ bypresidentialadministration

973.91

973.917F.D.Roosevelt

973.918Truman

973.922Kennedy

973.923Johnston

973.924Nixon

973.925Ford

973.926Carter

973.927

983 Chile

984 Bolivia

985 Peru

986 Colombia & Ecuador

986.1 Columbia

986.6 Ecuador

987 Venezuela

988 Guiana

989 Paraguay & Uruguay

989.2 Paraguay

989.5 Uruguay

993 New Zealand

993.1 Specific

islands

994 Australia

995 Melanesia; NewGuinea

995.3 Papua New

Guinea New

Guinea region

996 Other parts of Pacific;Polynesia

996.9 North central

Pacific Hawaii

997 Atlantic Ocean islands

998 Arctic islands &Antarctica

999 Extraterrestrial worlds

Revolution

947.084 time of

Lenin

947.086 modern

Russia

948 Northern Europe;Scandinavia

948.1 Norway

948.5 Sweden

948.9 Denmark

and Finland

949 Other parts of Europe

949.1

Northwestern

islands

949.2 Netherlands

(Holland)

949.3 Southern

Low Countries

Belgium

949.4 Switzerland

949.5 Greece

949.6 Balkan

Peninsula

949.7 Yugoslavia

and Bulgaria

949.8 Romania

949.9 Aegean

Islands

Lesotho,

Swaziland, Namibia

968.9 Zimbabwe,

Zambia, Malawi

969 South Indian Oceanislands

969.1 Madagascar

Reagan

973.928H.W. Bush

973.929Clinton

973.930W. Bush

973.931Obama

974 Northeastern UnitedStates

975 Southeastern UnitedStates

976 South central UnitedStates

977 North central UnitedStates

978 Western United States

979 Great Basin & PacificSlope

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