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Dictionaries, philology, linguistics
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LITERATURES
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English
Modern European languages
Celtic
Romance
Germanic
West Germanic
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Classical:
Greek
Latin
East Asia, Africa, Oceania
Finno-Ugrian, Basque
Indo-Iranian
Native American
Semitic / Oriental
Slavic
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Philology / Linguistics
Literature (General)
Literary History
Poetry
Drama
Prose
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English:
American
Other English
French
German
Italian
Spanish
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Classical:
Greek
Latin
East Asia, Africa, Oceania
Finno-Ugrian, Basque
Indo-Iranian
Native American
Semitic / Oriental
Slavic
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P - PN
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PQ - PR
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PS - PT 1799
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PT 1800 - PT 9999
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P
1-1091 Philology. Linguistics
1-85 General
87-96 Communication. Mass media
94.7 Interpersonal communication
95-95.6 Oral communication. Speech
98-98.5 Computational linguistics. Natural
language processing
99-99.4 Semiotics
99.5-99.6 Nonverbal communication
101-410 Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative
grammar
118-118.7 Language acquisition
121-149 Science of language (Linguistics)
201-299 Comparative grammar
301-301.5 Style. Composition. Rhetoric
302-302.87 Discourse analysis
306-310 Translating and interpreting
321-324.5 Etymology
325-325.5 Semantics
326-326.5 Lexicology
327-327.5 Lexicography
375-381 Linguistic geography
501-769 Indo-European (Indo-Germanic) philology
901-1091 Extinct ancient or medieval languages
PA
1-199 Classical philology
(201)-(899) Greek philology and language
1000-(1179) Medieval and modern Greek language
2001-2915 Latin philology and language
(3000)-(3049) Classical literature
PA (3050)-4505 Greek literature
(3051)-3285 Literary history
3300-3516 Collections
3520-3564 Criticism, interpretation, etc.
3601-3681 Translations
3818-4505 Individual authors
3825-3849 Aeschylus
3851-3858 Aesophus
3890-3926 Aristoleles
3949-3964 Demosthenes
3973-3992 Euripedes
4018-4209 Homerus
4279-4333 Plato
4367-4389 Plutarchus
4413-4434 Sophocles
4452-4486 Thucydides
4494-4499 Xenophon
5000-5660 Byzantine and modern Greek literature
5301-5637 Individual authors
PA (6000)-6971 Roman literature
6001-(6097) Literary history
(6100)-6140 Collections
6141-6144 Criticism, interpretation, etc.
6155-6191 Translations
6202-6971 Individual authors
6235-6269 Caesar, C. Julius
6278-6370 Cicero
6393-6444 Horatius
6482-6496 Lucretius
6501-6510 Martialis
6519-6553 Ovidius Naso
6568-6609 Plautus
6611-6637 Plinius
6661-6693 Seneca, Lucius Annaeus
6705-6753 Tacitus
6755-6785 Terentius
6801-6961 Virgilius
8001-8595 Medieval and modern Latin literature
8200-8595 Individual authors
Modern European languages
PB
1-431 General works
Celtic languages and literatures
1201-1449 Irish
1501-1709 Gaelic. Scottish Gaelic
1801-1867 Manx
1950 Pict
2001-3029 Brythonic group
Including Welsh, Cornish, Breton,
Gallic
PC
1-5498 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
PE
1-3729 English
PF
1-5999 West Germanic
1-979 Dutch
1001-1184 Flemish
1401-1541 Friesian language and literature
3001-5999 German
PG
Slavic. Baltic, Albanian languages and
literature
1-7925 Slavic
615-716 Church Slavic
801-1199 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
9501-9665 Albanian
PH
1-5490 Finno-Ugrian, Basque languages and
literatures
101-1109 Finnish
101-405 Finnish (Proper)
601-671 Estonian
701-735 Lapp
801-836 Mari
1201-3445 Ugrian. Hungarian
5001-5490 Basque
Oriental languages and literatures
PJ
1-995 General works
1001-2199 Egyptian. Coptic
2353-2367 Libyan group
2369-2399 Berber
2401-2594 Cushitic
PJ
3001-9293 Semitic
3101-4083 Assyrian. Sumerian
4501-5192 Hebrew
5201-5329 Aramaic
5403-5909 Syriac
6001-8517 Arabic
8991-9293 Ethiopian
PK
1-6996 Indo-Iranian
Including Vedic, Sanskrit, Pali,
Assamese, Bengali, Hindi, Urdu,
Hindustani, Sinhalese, Persian
8001-8835 Armenian
9001-9201 Caucasian. Georgian
PL
1-8844 Languages and literatures of Eastern Asia,
Africa, Oceania
1-481 Ural-Altaic languages
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
Hyperborean, Indian, and Artificial languages
1-95 Hyperborean languages of America
101-7356 American Indian languages
8001-9021 Artificial languages
PN
1-6790 Literature (General)
1-9 Periodicals
20-30 Societies
45-57 Theory. Philosophy. Esthetics
59-72 Study and teaching
80-99 Criticism
101-245 Authorship
172-239 Technique. Literary composition, etc.
241-241.5 Translating as a literary pursuit
PN 441-1009.5 Literary history
451-497 Biography
500-519 Collections
597-605 Special relations, movements, and
currents of literature
610-779 By period
611-649 Ancient
661-694 Medieval (to 1500)
683-687 Legends
688-691 Poetry
692-693 Prose. Prose fiction
695-779 Modern
715-749 Renaissance (1500-1700)
801-820 Romance literature
821-840 Germanic literature
841 Black literature (General)
842 Jewish literature in various languages
851-(884) Comparative literature
(905)-1008 Folk literature
980-995 Fables
1008.2-1009.5 Juvenile literature
PN 1010-1525 Poetry
1031-1049 Theory, philosophy, relations, etc.
1065-1085 Relations to, and treatment of,
special subjects
1110-1279 History and criticism
1301-1333 Epic poetry
1341-1347 Folk poetry
1351-1389 Lyric poetry
1530 The monologue
1551 The dialogue
1560-1590 The performing arts. Show business
1585-1589 Centers for the performing arts
PN 1600-3307 Drama
1635-1650 Relation to, and treatment of, special
subjects
1660-1693 Technique of dramatic composition
1720-1861 History
1865-1988 Special types
1990-1992.92 Broadcasting
1991-1991.9 Radio broadcasts
1992-1992.92 Television broadcasts
1992.93-19 92.95 Nonbroadcast video recordings
1993-1999 Motion pictures
1997-1997.85 Plays, scenarios, etc.
2000-3307 Dramatic representation. The theater
2061-2071 Art of acting
2085-2091 The stage and accessories
2131-2193 By period
2131-2145 Ancient
2152-2160 Medieval
2171-2179 Renaissance
2181-2193 Modern
2219.3-3030 Special regions or countries
3035 The Jewish theater
3151-3171 Amateur theater
3175-3191 College and school theatricals
3203-3299 Tableaux, pageants, "Happenings," etc.
PN 3311-3503 Prose. Prose fiction
3329-3352 Philosophy, theory, etc.
3355-3383 Technique. Authorship
3427-3448 Special kinds of fiction. Fiction
genres
3451-3503 History
4001-4355 Oratory. Elocution, etc.
4071-4095 Study and teaching
4177-4191 Debating
4199-4321 Recitations (in English)
4331-4355 Recitations in foreign languages
4390 Diaries
4400 Letters (Literary history)
4500 Essays (Literary history)
4699-5650 Journalism. The periodical press, etc.
4735-4748 Relation to the state. Government and
the press. Liberty of the press
4775-4784 Technique. Practical journalism
4825-4830 Amateur journalism
4832-4836 Magazines and other periodicals
4840-5648 By region or country
5650 The Jewish press
6010-6790 Collections of general literature
6066-6069 Special classes of authors
6080-6095 Quotations
6081-6084 English
6086-6089 French
6090-6110 German
6099-6110 Poetry
6110.5-6120 Drama
6120.15-6120.95 Fiction
6121-6129 Orations
6130-6140 Letters
6141-6145 Essays
6146.5-6231 Wit and humor
6157-6222 By region or country
6233-6238 Anacreontic literature
6244-6246 Literary extracts. Commonplace books
6249-6258 Ana
6259-6268 Anecdotes. Table talk
6269-6278 Aphorisms. Apothegms
6279-6288 Epigrams
6288.5-6298 Epitaphs
6299-6308 Maxims
6309-6318 Mottoes
6319-6328 Sayings, bon mots, etc.
6329-6338 Thoughts
6340-6348 Toasts
6348.5-6358 Emblems, devices
6361 Paradoxes
6366-6377 Riddles, acrostics, charades,
conundrums, etc.
6400-6525 Proverbs
6700-6790 Comic books, strips, etc.
PQ
1-3999 French literature
1-771 History and criticism
1-150 General
151-221 Medieval. Old French
226-310 Modern
400-491 Poetry
500-591 Drama
601-771 Prose and prose fiction
(781)-841) Folk literature
845 Juvenile literature
1100-1297 Collections
1100-1145 General
1160-1193 Poetry
1211-1241 Drama
1243-1297 Prose
1300-1595 Old French literature
To ca. 1500/1550
1300-1391 Collections
Individual authors and works
1411-1545 To 1350/1400
1551-1595 (14th-) 15th century (to ca. 1525)
1600-2686 Modern literature
Individual authors
1600-1709 16th century
1710-1935 17th century
1947-2147 18th century
2149-2551 19th century
2600-2651 1900-1960
2660-2686 1961-
3800-3999 Provincial, local, colonial, etc.
PQ 4001-5999 Italian literature
4001-4199.5 History and criticism
4001-4063 General
4064-4075 Early to 1500
4077-4088 Modern
4091-(4131) Poetry
4133-4160 Drama
4161-4185 Prose
(4186)-(4199) Folk literature
4199.5 Juvenile literature (General)
4201-4263 Collections
4201-4204 General
4205-4206 Translations
4207-4225 Poetry
4227-4245 Drama
4247-4263 Prose
4265-4556 Individual authors and works to 1400
4561-4664 Individual authors, 1400-1700
4675-4734 Individual authors, 1701-1900
4800-4851 Individual authors, 1900-1960
4860-4886 Individual authors, 1961-
5901-5999 Regional, provincial, local, etc.
PQ 6001-8929 Spanish literature
6001-6168 History and criticism
6001-6056 General
6056 Moorish-Spanish literature
6058-6060 Early to 1500
(6061)-6073 Modern
6075-6098 Poetry
6098.7-6129 Drama
6131-6153 Prose
(6155)-(6167) Folk literature
6168 Juvenile literature (General)
6170-6269 Collections
6170-6174.9 General
6174.95-6215 Poetry
6217-(6241) Drama
6247-6264 Prose
(6265)-6269 Translations
6271-6498 Individual authors and works to 1700
6500-6576 Individual authors, 1700-ca. 1868
6600-6647 Individual authors, 1868-1960
6650-6676 Individual authors, 1961-
7000-8929 Provincial, local, colonial, etc.
7081-8560 Spanish America
9000-9999 Portuguese literature
9000-9129 History and criticism
9000-9034 General
9035-9055 Special periods
9061-9081 Poetry
9083-9095 Drama
9097-9119 Prose
(9121)-(9128) Folk literature
9129 Juvenile literature (General)
9131-9188 Collections
9131-9144 General
9137 Translations
9149-9163 Poetry
9164-9170 Drama
9172-9188 Prose
9189 Individual authors and works to 1500
9191-9255 Individual authors and works, 1500-1700
9261 Individual authors, 1701-1960
9262-9288 Individual authors, 1961-
9400-9999 Provincial, local, colonial, etc.
9500-9698.36 Brazil
PR
1-9680 English literature
PS
1-3576 American literature
PT
Germanic literatures
1-4897 German literature
5001-5980 Dutch literature
6000-6471 Flemish literature
6500-6592.36 Afrikaans literature
Scandinavian literature
7001-7099 General works
7101-7338 Old Norse. Old Icelandic
7351-7550 Modern Icelandic literature
7601-8260 Danish literature
8301-9155 Norwegian literature
9201-9999 Swedish literature
PZ
5-90 Juvenile belles lettres
Works classed here are in English and in
foreign languages
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