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DRAMA
Use subjects in this section only for dramatic works written for the stage.
Subjects may be used alone (for individual works or collections by one
author) or with "DRAMA / Anthologies (multiple authors)".
Critical
works should be assigned "LITERARY CRITICISM / Drama" and any other
subjects needed in the LITERARY CRITICISM section (and should not be
assigned any subjects in the DRAMA section). Note the existence of
the subheading "Shakespeare" in both the DRAMA and LITERARY
CRITICISM sections.
Use
subjects beginning with "PERFORMING ARTS / Theater" for works on
drama as performed on the stage and use "PERFORMING ARTS /
Screenplays" for dramatic works written for film or television.
An asterisk (*) denotes a heading that is
new for the 2007 Edition.
Step 2:
Once you have selected your major heading,
determine the specific term which describes your book.
DRA000000 DRAMA /
General
DRA011000 DRAMA /
African
DRA001000 DRAMA /
American
DRA006000 DRAMA /
Ancient, Classical & Medieval
DRA002000 DRAMA /
Anthologies (multiple authors)
DRA005000 DRAMA /
Asian
DRA012000 DRAMA /
Australian & Oceanian
DRAMA
/ Authorship & Technique see PERFORMING ARTS / Theater /
Playwriting
DRA013000 DRAMA /
Canadian
DRA014000 DRAMA /
Caribbean & Latin American
DRA004000 DRAMA /
Continental European
DRA003000 DRAMA /
English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
DRAMA
/ History & Criticism see LITERARY CRITICISM / Drama
DRA015000 DRAMA /
Middle Eastern
DRA008000 DRAMA /
Religious & Liturgical
DRA010000 DRAMA
/ Shakespeare
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