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This document outlines the classification system used by the Modern and Medieval Languages Faculty Library at the University of Cambridge. It is divided into main classes (G1-G9) that cover subject areas such as bibliography, language, literature, history, and culture. Each main class contains more specific subclasses that further break down the topics. For example, class G3 covers language and is divided into subclasses for general linguistics, grammar, phonetics, and individual languages. The classification system provides a detailed structure for organizing the library's collections.
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Classifying with non standard schemes for slideshare
- 1. Charlotte Smith, Modern and Medieval Languages Faculty Library University of Cambridge
- 3. G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G8 G9 Bibliography Periodicals (no longer used) Grammar and language Thought Literary criticism Anthologies Individual literary authors History Culture, media, communications
- 4. G1.A History of printing G1.B Descriptive bibliography; librarianship G1.C Style-books and cataloguing manuals G1.K Illustration G1.P History of printing presses (specific aspects) G1.W History of reading
- 5. G3.A General studies G3.B History of language G3.C Historical grammar G3.D. Historical grammar and history (specific periods) G3.E Grammars G3.F Phonetics, phonology, pronunciation G3.G Syntax (specific topics) G3.H Semantics, lexicon (including morphology) G3.J Stylistics G3.K Orthography and punctuation G3.L Linguistic geography G3.M Dialectology G3.MM Yiddish G3.N Readers and text books G3.P Grammarians G3.R Schweiz : general studies G3.T Translation G3.V Vocabulary (German into other languages)
- 6. G4.A General G4.B Philosophy G4.C Psychology G4.D Religion G4.E Scriptural and liturgical texts and commentary G4.F Social thought G4.G Political theory and movements G4Z Individual thinkers: designated by four letters, E.g. G4Z.NIET.1 [works by Nietzsche] G4Z.NIET.200- [criticism of Nietzsche’s thought and work]
- 7. G5A General, all periods G5B To 1500 (Middle Ages) G5C 1500-1720 (Renaissance, Baroque) G5D 1720-1775 (Rococo, Sturm und Drang) G5E 1775-1830 (Weimar Classicism, early Romantic movement) G5F 1830-1890 (later Romanticism) G5G 1890- (Expressionism, 20th century) G5H 1990-
- 8. A G H J K P T V X Aesthetics, literary theory General critical works Histories of literature (chronological) Journalism Works on criticism Prose Theatre Verse Folk literature
- 11. G8.A. General histories of Germany G8.B Earliest times – 16th century G8.C 17 th century G8.D. 18th century G8.E. Early 19 th century G8.F Later 19 th century G8.G 1918-1945 G8.GH Holocaust only G8.H 1945-1989 G8.J 1989-1999 G8.K 2000- G8.R History of Austria G8.S History of Switzerland G8.T History of the DDR G8.Y Memoirs and correspondence of historical figures G8.Z Biography, Autobiography
- 13. Art Medieval primary literature (MG7, MF7, ML7) DVD section (VID then language letter)
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