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SAMPLE OF DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION*000 GENERAL WORKS000-.999General works including bibliographies and catalogs,manuals, and general reference works100 PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY, ETHICS150170PsychologyEthics and moral philosophy200 RELIGION200201202203204205206207208209General worksPhilosophy and theory of ChristianityMiscellany of ChristianityDictionaries, encyclopedias and concordances of ChristianitySpecial topics of general applicabilitySerial publication of ChristianityOrganizations of ChristianityStudy and teaching of ChristianityChristianity among groups of personsHistorical and geographical treatment of Christianity and Christian thought210211212213214215216217218219Natural religionConcepts of GodNature of GodCreationTheodicyScience and religionGood and evilWorshipand 6220.7220.8220.9220.91220.92BibleOrigins and authenticityEncyclopedias and topical dictionariesModern versions and translationsIn English (sub arrange by version, e.g., KJV, NIV)Literary criticismCommentariesNon religious subjects treated in the BibleGeography, history, chronology, persons of Bible lands in Bible timesGeographyCollected biography1
gyHistory of eventsOld TestamentSpecific parts of the BibleDivide like 220.1-220.9 aboveHistorical books of the Old uteronomyJoshuaJudges and RuthJudgesRuthSamuelSamuel 1Samuel 2KingsKings 1Kings 2ChroniclesChronicles 1Chronicles 2EzraNehemiahEstherPoetic books of the Old TestamentJobPsalmsProverbsEcclesiastesSong of SolomonProphetic books of the Old seaJoelAmosMinor prophetsObadiah2
lachiNew TestamentDivide like 220.1-220.9 aboveGospels and ActsHarmonies of the GospelsMatthewMarkLukeJohnActs of the ApostlesMiraclesParablesSermon on the MountBeatitudesLord’s PrayerEpistlesRomansCorinthians 1Corinthians 2GalatiansEphesiansPhilippiansColossiansOther Pauline EpistlesThessalonians 1Thessalonians 2Timothy 1Timothy 2TitusPhilemonHebrewsCatholic (universal or general) EpistlesJamesPeter 1Peter 2John 1John 2John 33
227.97228229JudeRevelationApocrypha, pseudiepigrapha, intertestamental n theologyLutheran churchGodGod the FatherGod the SonGod the Holy SpiritAttributesProvidenceLove and wisdomRelation to human experienceJustice and goodnessJesus ChristHumankind (nature of mankind)Salvation and graceSpiritual beingsEschatology**[Unassigned]Creeds, confessions of faith, covenants, catechismsEarly and original (Apostles', Nicene, Athanasian)LutheranApologetics and 42.35242.36Christian moral and devotional theologyMoral theologySinsVirtuesCodes of conductTen CommandmentsSermon on the MountGolden RuleSpecific moral issuesEthics of business, occupations, economicsEthics of sex and reproductionAbortionDevotional literaturePrayers and meditations for daily usePrayers and meditations for church yearAdvent and ChristmasLentHoly weekEaster4
248.845248.86249250254260266266.41268Other feasts and festivalsPrayers and meditations for use in times of illness, trouble,bereavementPrayers and meditations based on passages from the BiblePrayers and meditations for specific class of personsChildrenYoung adultsAdultsMenWomenSpecific groups of prayers (faith, thanksgiving, penitence,petition)Collections of prayersEvangelistic writings for individuals and families[Unassigned]Hymns without musicArt in ChristianityChurch furnishings and related articlesChristian experience, practice, lifeReligious experienceWorshipChristian life and practiceWitness bearingStewardshipGuides to Christian life for specific classes of personsChildrenYoung adultsAdultsMenWomenMarried peopleAdults aged 65 arid olderPersons experiencing illness trouble, bereavementChristian observances in family lifeLocal Christian churchParish government and administrationChristian social and ecclesiastical theologyMissionsLutheran missionsReligious training and instruction270Historical and geographical treatment of organized ChristianChurch (Local and general church history)280282Denominations and sects of ChristianityRoman Catholic5
nglican Churches including EpiscopalLutheran ChurchesEncyclopediasBiographyWisconsin Evangelical Lutheran SynodPresbyterian churchesUnited Church of ChristBaptistMethodistOther r religions and comparative religionComparative religionCultsNon-Christian religionsBuddhismHinduismJudaismIslamOther religions (African, Confucianism, Taoism, etc)300 SOCIAL 89Social stratificationAge levelsMenWomenSingle peopleCulture and institutionsInterfamily relationsFamily dissolutionSeparation and divorce600 TECHNOLOGY (Applied 9.64649.7Home economics and family livingHousing and household equipmentManagement of family livingDating behavior and choice of mateFamily livingGuides for adults aged 65 and olderChild rearing and home care of sick and infirmHome care of childrenActivities and recreationBehavior trainingMoral, religious and character training6
700 THE ARTS783792.1Sacred music and hymnsReligious drama900 HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, BIOGRAPHY920921922922.4930Biography, collectiveBiography, individualBiographies of religious leaders, thinkers, workersLutherans, Huguenots, continental ProtestantsHistory of the ancient world to A.D. 499* Submitted by Paul Koch, Librarian; edited and augmented April 2004 using varioussources based on the Dewey Decimal System. See B.McMichael’s The Church Librarian’s Handbook and MaryAnn Dott’sYou Can Have a Church Library for more ideas.** Life after death, heaven, hell, purgatory, immortality, etc.*** Argumentation in defense of divine origin and authority of Christianity; refutation ofalleged errors in other beliefs.7
1 SAMPLE OF DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION* 000 GENERAL WORKS 000-.999 General works including bibliogr
and writing about John Dewey. It has been my pleasure to do so! Barbara Levine . December, 2016 . Frequently Cited Sources: EW: The Early Works of John Dewey, 1882-1898. MW: The Middle Works of John Dewey, 1899-1924. LW: The Later Works of John Dewey, 1925-1953. John Dewey Correspondence: Sources within brackets refer to correspondence
The Dewey Decimal System 4) Watch the short video about the Dewy Decimal System and read the introduction to the Dewey Decimal system. Now answer the following questions: a. What is the Dewey Decimal System? b. What do the first 3 digits refer to? c. What do the numbers after the decimal point refer to? d. What do the 3 letters refer to?
INTRODUCTION TO THE DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION 1.0 Introduction 1 1.1 Terminology 2 1.2 Life and Mind of Melvil Dewey 2 1.3 History of the DDC 4 1.3.1 Development of the DDC 6 1.3.2 Decimal Classification Editorial Policy Committee (EPC) 7 1.3.3 Editions of the DDC 7 1.3.4 Use of the
Keywords: Library Classification, Classification Schemes, Dewey decimal classification, Melvil Dewey 1. Introduction The Melvil Dewey was born in ―Adums Center, New York, 1951. The year 1876 is a landmark in the history of library classification, when the first Dewey Decima
Melvil Dewey Dewey Decimal Classification System Turn to page D of B is for Bookworm to learn about Melvil Dewey and the development of the Dewey Decimal Classification System. Write the category number in which each of the following books would be found. Category Number
To read a decimal correctly, first find the decimal point Whole numbers are to the left of the decimal point; any numbers to the right of a decimal point form a decimal fraction Say “and” for the decimal point The decimal 2164.511 is read as “two thousand, on
the poster the live area can be used as a touch point for other NFC device. The stored data in NFC tag contain any data, but . The Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC), or Dewey Decimal System, is a proprietary library classification system first published in the United States by Melvil . It Dewey in 1876
Dewey participated in the first 12 editions. Renamed Dewey Decimal Classification with the 13th ed. (1932) The last widely published print version, the 23nd ed., was published in 2011 (4 volumes) The abr
