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LITERARY COLLECTIONS
Use subjects in this section for
collections that include two or more literary forms (e.g., fiction and poetry) or consist of a
literary form that does not have its own section (e.g., essays).
Collections of works in a literary form that has its own section (drama,
fiction, juvenile fiction, juvenile nonfiction, poetry) should be assigned
subjects in the appropriate section.
Because the FICTION section is
arranged by genre, if a geographic breakdown is desired for a collection of
fiction, an exception to the above rule can be made and subjects may be
assigned in both the FICTION and LITERARY COLLECTIONS
sections.
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.
LCO000000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / General
LCO001000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / African
LCO002000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / American / General
LCO002010 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / American / African American
LCO003000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / Ancient, Classical & Medieval
LCO004000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / Asian
LCO005000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / Australian & Oceanian
LCO006000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / Canadian
LCO007000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / Caribbean & Latin American
LCO008000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / Continental European
LCO009000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
LCO010000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / Essays
LCO011000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / Letters
LCO012000 LITERARY
COLLECTIONS / Middle Eastern
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