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Which classification relates to the study of life sciences, including biology?
Which classification relates to the study of life sciences, including biology?
- 400 Language
- 500 Science (correct)
- 600 Technology
- 300 Social sciences, sociology & anthropology
In which classification would you find information about ancient, medieval, and eastern philosophy?
In which classification would you find information about ancient, medieval, and eastern philosophy?
- 180 Ancient, medieval & eastern philosophy (correct)
- 170 Ethics
- 190 Modern western philosophy
- 200 Religion
What classification would cover research in Political Science?
What classification would cover research in Political Science?
- 320 Political science (correct)
- 350 Public administration & military science
- 360 Social problems & social services
- 310 Statistics
Which classification pertains to the study of the Bible?
Which classification pertains to the study of the Bible?
Which classification deals with the field of Economics?
Which classification deals with the field of Economics?
Which classification would cover American literature in English?
Which classification would cover American literature in English?
What classification relates to the category of Arts, including fields like sculpture and painting?
What classification relates to the category of Arts, including fields like sculpture and painting?
Which classification includes the study of medical and health-related topics?
Which classification includes the study of medical and health-related topics?
Which classification would you consult for research on parapsychology?
Which classification would you consult for research on parapsychology?
In which classification would you find topics related to social problems and social services?
In which classification would you find topics related to social problems and social services?
Which classification focuses specifically on the study of fossils and prehistoric life?
Which classification focuses specifically on the study of fossils and prehistoric life?
Where would you locate literature related to classical and modern Greek literatures?
Where would you locate literature related to classical and modern Greek literatures?
Which classification encompasses the history of Africa?
Which classification encompasses the history of Africa?
Which classification deals with the field of public administration and military science?
Which classification deals with the field of public administration and military science?
What classification would you reference for insights into Christian pastoral practice?
What classification would you reference for insights into Christian pastoral practice?
Which classification involves the field of chemical engineering?
Which classification involves the field of chemical engineering?
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Study Notes
Dewey Decimal Classification System
- A library classification system developed by Melvil Dewey in 1876, organizing books into ten main classes, each with their own subdivisions.
Classifications Overview
- Classes are divided into three-digit numbers, with the first digit representing the main class category.
Major Class Categories
- 000: Computer science, knowledge & systems
- 100: Philosophy, covering various aspects such as metaphysics, logic, and ethics.
- 200: Religion, including texts on Christianity, other religions, and philosophical discussions of religion.
- 300: Social sciences, including sociology, anthropology, political science, economics, and education.
- 400: Language, encompassing linguistics and various languages.
- 500: Science, covering mathematics, physics, chemistry, and earth and life sciences.
- 600: Technology, including medicine, engineering, agriculture, and home management.
- 700: Arts, spanning areas like architecture, sculpture, painting, and music.
- 800: Literature, addressing different literatures and criticism across cultures.
- 900: History, detailing historical contexts from ancient to modern times across various regions.
Notable Subcategories
- 010: Bibliographies, aids in locating resources.
- 030: Encyclopedias, providing curated and comprehensive information.
- 080: Quotations, collections of notable sayings.
- 270: History of Christianity, tracing its development through time.
- 320: Political science, studying governance and political behavior.
- 350: Public administration, focusing on government operations and military science.
- 600: Medical and health sciences, vital for understanding health care advancements.
Language and Literature Focus
- 410 & 420: Focus on English languages with a detailed look at Old English.
- 800: Emphasis on literary criticism encompassing major cultures such as American, French, Spanish, and Latin literature.
Historical Perspective
- 930-990: Covers history of various global regions, analyzing important historical events and timelines.
- 940: In-depth on European history, while 960 tackles African history.
Interdisciplinary Links
- Many classifications connect various disciplines such as 360 (social problems) linking to 300 (sociology) and 600 (health) impacting societal well-being.
- The intersection of 700 (arts) with 500 (science) is illustrated in architecture and engineering.
Application
- Essential for librarians in categorizing and locating resources effectively.
- Helps researchers and students navigate vast amounts of information systematically.
Dewey Decimal Classification System
- A library classification system developed by Melvil Dewey in 1876, organizing books into ten main classes, each with their own subdivisions.
Classifications Overview
- Classes are divided into three-digit numbers, with the first digit representing the main class category.
Major Class Categories
- 000: Computer science, knowledge & systems
- 100: Philosophy, covering various aspects such as metaphysics, logic, and ethics.
- 200: Religion, including texts on Christianity, other religions, and philosophical discussions of religion.
- 300: Social sciences, including sociology, anthropology, political science, economics, and education.
- 400: Language, encompassing linguistics and various languages.
- 500: Science, covering mathematics, physics, chemistry, and earth and life sciences.
- 600: Technology, including medicine, engineering, agriculture, and home management.
- 700: Arts, spanning areas like architecture, sculpture, painting, and music.
- 800: Literature, addressing different literatures and criticism across cultures.
- 900: History, detailing historical contexts from ancient to modern times across various regions.
Notable Subcategories
- 010: Bibliographies, aids in locating resources.
- 030: Encyclopedias, providing curated and comprehensive information.
- 080: Quotations, collections of notable sayings.
- 270: History of Christianity, tracing its development through time.
- 320: Political science, studying governance and political behavior.
- 350: Public administration, focusing on government operations and military science.
- 600: Medical and health sciences, vital for understanding health care advancements.
Language and Literature Focus
- 410 & 420: Focus on English languages with a detailed look at Old English.
- 800: Emphasis on literary criticism encompassing major cultures such as American, French, Spanish, and Latin literature.
Historical Perspective
- 930-990: Covers history of various global regions, analyzing important historical events and timelines.
- 940: In-depth on European history, while 960 tackles African history.
Interdisciplinary Links
- Many classifications connect various disciplines such as 360 (social problems) linking to 300 (sociology) and 600 (health) impacting societal well-being.
- The intersection of 700 (arts) with 500 (science) is illustrated in architecture and engineering.
Application
- Essential for librarians in categorizing and locating resources effectively.
- Helps researchers and students navigate vast amounts of information systematically.
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