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National music Including primitive, folk, traditional, patriotic,

political, and typical music, with or without Jccompaniment~ and with or without words

Sacred vocal music Oratorios, masses, services, etc. Cantatas, anthems, part songs Songs for one voice Hynm, psalm, and choral books Uturgy and ritual Temperance, revival, rescue, and gospel songs

Literature of music Librettos (Texts fur music) Bibhugraphy

Phonorecords History and criticism

Including biographies of individual composers Instruments and instrumental music

Chamber and orchestral music. Baml (Military musi~) Vocal music

Choral music (Sacred and secular) Seculitr vocal music

Including dramatic music, cantatas, songs (Part and solo)

Sacred vocal music lncludlllg ~..~hurch music, oratorios, cantatas

Dance music National music

Philosophy and physics of music Including physiology, psychology, color and music,

aesthetics, ethics, therapeutics Juvenile literature

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.1\rt museums, galleries, etc • Arranged by eountry, subarrangement by city

ExhibitiOns Private collections . .and collectors Hi'\tory of art Techruque, composition, style, etc~ Art criticism Portraits Relig!ous art Ex:nnination and conservation of works of art Economics of art Art and the state. Public art

Arcltitecture Histcry. Historical monuments Architectural design and drawing Arcnitectural details. motives, decoration, etc. Special classes of tmildings Aesthetics of !.!tties. City planning and beautification

Sculpture Drawing. Design. Hlustration

CoiTL.'llercial art. Advertismg art Cancature. Pictonal humor and sattre Posters

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Including carvings, fretwork, inlaying 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

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Communication. Mass media Language {General)

Jlhilosophy, psychology, origin, etc. of language Science of language. Linguistics Comparative grammar

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Style. Composition. Rhetoric Translating and interpreting Prosody. Metrics. Rhytlunics Lexicography Linguistic geography

Indo-European philology Extinct (Ancient or Medieval) Asian and European languages

Classical languages and literature Greek philology and language Latin philolob'Y and language Greek literature

Ancient (Classic) to ca. 600 A.D. Byzantine and modem

!Jatin.literature Ancient Roman Medieval and modem

Modern European languages General works Celtic languages and literatures

Irish Gaelic. Scottish Gaelic Manx Brythonic group

Including Welsh, Cornish, Breton, Gallic Romance languages

Romanian language and literature Italian French. Proven9al Catalan language and literature Spanish Portuguese

Germanic languages Old German't: dialects

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Slavic. Baltic, Albanian languages and literatures Slavic

Church Slavic Bulgarian. Macedonian Serbo-Croatian Slovenian Russian. White Russian. Ukrainian Czech. Slovak Polish. Sorbian

Baltk Lithuanian Latvian

Albanian Finno-Ugrian, Basque languages and literatures

Finnish Finnish (Proper) Estonian Lapp ish Cheremissian

Ugrian. Hungarian Basque

Oriental languages and literatures General works Egyptian. Coptic Hamitic

Libyan group Berber Cushitic

Semitic Assyrian. Sumerian Hebrew Aramaic Syriac Arabic Ethiopian

Indo-Iranian

Inclutling Vedic, Sans.k.rit, Pali, Assamcse, Bengali, Hindi) Urdu, Hindustani, Sinhalese, Persian

Armenian Caucasian. Georgian

Languages and literatures of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania Japanese language and literature Korean language and literature Chinese Janguage and literature Oceanic languages and literatures African languages and Jiteratures

American Indian languages Artificial hmguages Literature

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Literary history and collections (General)-continued The drama

Dramatic composition Special types of drama

Including tragedy, comedy, vaudeville, puppet plays, pantomimes, ballet, radio and television broadcasts, motion pictures

Dramatic representation. The theater Including management, the stage and accessories,

amateur theatricals, tableaux and pageants Prose. Prose fiction Oratory. Elocution, recitations, etc. Letters Essays Journalism. The periodical press, etc. Collections of general literature

Quotations Poetry Dnuna Orations Letters Essays Wit and humor. Satire

Miscellaneous

Including anecdotes, aphorisms, maxims, mottoes, toasts, riddles, proverbs, comic books, comic .strips

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QA Mathematics 9-10 Mathematical logic

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273-274 Probabilities 276-280 Mathematical statistics 297-299 Numerical analysis

299.8-433 Analysis Including analytical methods connected with physical

problems 440-699 Geometry 6H-614 Topology QK 801-939 Analytic mechanics

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140-~37 Practical and spherical astronomy QL 275-343 Geodesy 349-421 Theoretical astronomy and celestial mechanics

Including perturbations, tides

QM 460465 Astrophysics 468-479 Non-optical methods of astronomy 500-991 Descriptive astronomy QP

Including stellar spectroscopy, cosmogony QC Physics

81-ll4 Weights and measures 120-168 Descriptive and experimental mechank> QR 170-197 Atomic physics. Constitution and properties of matter

Iw;luding quantum theory, solid-state physics 220-246 Acoustics. Sound 251-338 Heat 350-467 Optics. Light

Including spectroscopy 474-496 Radiation physics (General) 501-766 Electricity and magnetism 770-798 Nuclear and particle physics. Atomic energy. Radioactivity 801-809 Geophysics. Cosmic physics 811-849 Geomagnetism 851-999 Meteorology. Climatology

QD Chemistry 23.3-26 Alchemy 71-142 Analytical chemistry

146-197 Inorganic chemistry 241-441 Organic chemistry 450-731 Physical and theoretical chemistry

Including quantum chemistry, stereochemistry, chemi-cal reactions, surface chemistry, thermochemistry, solution chemistry, electrochemistry, radiochemistry: radiation chemistry, photochemistry

901-999 Crystallography

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Mineralogy Petroiogy Dynamic and structural geology Stratigraphic geology Paleontology

Including paleozoology and paleobotany Natural history (General)

Nature conservation. Landscape protection Microscopy General biology

Genetics Reproduction Life Ecology

Including general and animal ecology. For human ecology. see GF; for plant ecology, see QK

Cytology Botany

Pli.mt anatomy Plant physiology Plant ecology

Zoology Animal behavior and psychology Anatomy Embryology

Human anatomy Human embryology

Physiology Neurophysiology. Neuropsychology Animal biochemistry Experimental pharmacology

Microbiology Bacteria Immunology Virology

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Including organic farming Soil conservation Fertilizers and soil improvement Farm machinery and engineering Conservation of natural resources

For wildlife conservation, see QL; for marine resources conservation, see SH; for mineral resources conserva­tion, see TN

Land conservation Recreational resources conservation

Plant culture Methods for special areas

IncltJding dry-land and tropical agriculture, irrigation farming

Seeds P.ropagation Field crops Horticulture

Vegetables Fruit culture and orchard care Flowers. Ornamental plants

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Animal culture Housing and environmental control Feeds and feeding. Animal nutrition Breeds and breeding

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Aquaculture. Fisheries. Angling Including shellfish, lobsters, crabs, sealing, whalL11g

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Patents. Trademarks Engineering graphics. Mechanical drawing Exhibitior.s. World's fairs

Engineering (General). Civil engineering {General) Human engineering Systems engineering Engineering economy Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics Materials of engineering and construction

Including strength of materials, testing and properties of materials

Surveying Structural engineering (General) Engineering geology. Rock mechanics.

Soil mechanics Earthwork. Foundations Tunneling. Tunnels Transportation engineering (Generai) Applied optics. Lasers

Including applied holography, optical data processim~ Plasma engineering. Applied plasma dynamics

Iiydraltlic engineering Including harbors and coast protective works, water­

supply engineering, dams, canals, irrigation projects, drainage, ocean engineering

Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering Municipal cngineerin~ Environmental pollution Water supply for domestic and! industrial purposes

Including water quality and pollution, treatment, saline water conversion, distribution systems

Sewage collection and disposal systems. Sewerage Municipal refuse. Solid wastr-'S Street cleaning. Litter and its removal. Special types of pollution

Including soil> air, noise pollution Industrial sanitation. Industrial wastes

Highway engineering. Roads and pavements Railroad engineering and operation

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Details Including founda~ions, walls, chimneys, roofs, floors

Buildings: Construction with reference to use Including public buildings, factories, dwelllngs, farm

buildings Construction by phase of work (Building trades)

including masonry, carpentry, metalworking Environmental engineering

Including plumbing, heating, ventilation, lighting Protection of buildings

Including protection from dampness, fire prevention and extinction, protection from burglary

Mechanical engineering and machinery Control engineering Steam engineering

Including boilers, engines, locomotives Machine shops and machine-shop practice

Including machine and hand tools Agricultural machinery

Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear e-ngineering Production of electric energy. Powerplants Dynamoelectric machinery

Including generators, motors, transfonners Distribution ot transmission of electric power. The electric

power circuit Electric lighting Telecommunication Electronics

Computer engineering Nuclear engineering. Atomic power

Motor vehicles. Aeronautics. Astronautics Motor vehicles Aeronautics Rockets Astronautics

Mining engineering. Metallurgy l.ncluuing the mineral industries

Chemical technology Chemical engineering Manufacture and use of chemicals Fuel Food processing and. manufacture Low temperature engineering. Refrigeration Fermentation industries .. Beverages Petroleum refining and products Gas industry Clay industries. Ceramics. Glass. Cement industries Textile dyeing and printing Paints, pigments, varnishes, etc. Polymers, plastics and their manufacture

Photography Manufactures

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Packaging Metal manufactures. Metalworking

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Wood technology Including lumber, furniture, chemical processing of

wood Leather industries. Tanning . Paper manufacture. Woodpulp industry Textile industries Rubber industry Animal products Cereals and flour. Milling industry Tobacco industry

Handicrafts. Arts and crafts Manual training. Industrial arts.

School shops Woodworking. Furniture making. Upholstering MetalWOiking Painting. Industrial painting Soft home furnishings Clothing manufacture. Dressmaking. Tailoring Needlework. Decorative crafts Hairdressing. Barbers' work Laundry work

Home economics The house

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Armies: Organization, description, facilities, etc. Including the military situation, policy, defenses of indi-

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