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Thema Subject Classification Version 1.0 A The arts AB The arts: general issues ABA Theory of art (See also: QDTN: “Philosophy: aesthetics”) ABC Conservation, restoration & care of artworks ABK Forgery, falsification & theft of artworks ABQ Art: financial aspects (Class here: art sales & auctioneering, funding, patronage & sponsorship) AF Fine arts: art forms (With AF* codes, assign also the relevant AG* code(s) & STYLE Qualifier(s) as appropriate) AFC Painting & paintings AFCC Paintings & painting in watercolours AFCL Paintings & painting in oils AFF Drawing & drawings AFH Prints & printmaking AFJ Other graphic art forms (Class here: collage; photomontage; graffiti & street art; body art & tattooing) AFK Non-‐graphic art forms AFKB Sculpture AFKC Carvings: artworks AFKG Precious metal, precious stones & jewellery: artworks & design (Class here: Gold & silversmithing, Faberge, etc) (See also: WFJ: “Jewellery & beadcraft”; WCP: “Antiques & collectables: jewellery”; WCR: “Antiques & collectables: gold, silver & other metals (other than jewellery)”) AFKN Installation art AFKP Performance art AFKV Electronic, holographic & video art AFP Ceramic & glass: artworks (Class here: ceramics, pottery, mosaics, glass, stained glass as artworks) (See also: WFN: “Pottery, ceramics & glass crafts”) AFT Decorative arts (Use AFT* codes for ‘art book’ treatments) (See also: WF: “Handicrafts, decorative arts & crafts” and following) AFW Textile artworks (Class here: carpets, tapestries & other textiles as artworks) (See also: AKT: “Fashion & textiles”; WFB: “Needlework & fabric crafts” and following; WFF: “Rug & carpetmaking”; WFG: “Spinning & weaving”) AG Fine arts: treatments & subjects (With AG* codes, assign also the relevant AF* code(s) & STYLE Qualifier(s) as appropriate) AGA History of art (Use AGA in conjunction with other Arts codes as appropriate; assign also STYLE, GEOGRAPHICAL & TIME PERIOD Qualifiers as appropriate) AGB Individual artists, art monographs AGC Exhibition catalogues & specific collections (See also: WTHM: “Travel guides: museums, historic sites, galleries etc”; GLZ: “Museology & heritage studies”) Thema version 1.0 © EDItEUR 2013 2/134 AGH Human figures depicted in art AGHF Portraits in art AGHN Nudes depicted in art AGHX Erotic art (Use with Qualifier 5X as appropriate) (See also: AJCX: “Erotic & nude photography”) AGK Small-‐scale, secular & domestic scenes in art (Class here: ‘genre’ subjects in art) AGN Animals & nature in art (still life, landscapes & seascapes, etc) AGNB Botanical art AGP Man-‐made objects depicted in art (cityscapes, machines, etc) AGR Religious art (Use with relevant code from QR* where appropriate) AGZ Art techniques & principles (Class here: textbooks & advanced level works on techniques, colour theory, perspective, etc) (See also: WFA: “Painting & art manuals”) AJ Photography & photographs AJC Photographs: collections (See also: WQP: “Places in old photographs”) AJCD Individual photographers AJCX Erotic & nude photography (Use with Qualifier 5X as appropriate) (See also: AGHX: “Erotic art”) AJF Photojournalism AJT Photographic equipment & techniques: general (See also: UGP: “Photo & image editing”) AJTA Camera-‐specific manuals AJTF Photography: specific techniques (Class here: aerial photography) AJTV Video photography (See also: AFKV: “Electronic, holographic & video art”; ATFX: “Film production: technical & background skills”; ATJX: “Television production: technical & background skills”) AK Industrial / commercial art & design (With AK* codes, assign also STYLE Qualifier(s) as appropriate) AKB Individual designers AKC Graphic design AKD Typography & lettering (See also: WFU: “Calligraphy & hand-‐lettering”) AKH Book design (See also: WFT: “Book & paper crafts”) AKL Illustration & commercial art AKLB Illustration AKLC Comic book & cartoon art AKLC1 Graphic novel & Manga artwork (See also: XA: “Graphic novel & Comic book: types” and following; XR: “Graphic novel & comic books: guides & reviews” and following) Thema version 1.0 © EDItEUR 2013 3/134 AKLP Poster art AKP Product design (See also: TBD: “Technical design”; UGC: “Computer-‐aided design (CAD)”) AKR Furniture design AKT Fashion & textiles (See also: AFW: “Textile artworks”; WFB: “Needlework & fabric crafts”; WFF: “Rug & carpetmaking”; WFG: “Spinning & weaving”) AM Architecture (With AM* codes, assign also STYLE Qualifier(s) as appropriate) AMA Theory of architecture AMB Individual architects & architectural firms AMC Architectural structure & design AMCR Environmentally-‐friendly (‘green’) architecture & design AMD Architecture: professional practice AMG Architecture: public buildings (Class here: civic, commercial, & industrial buildings; also concert halls, arenas, stadia, memorials, monument, etc) (See also: JWT: “Military institutions, memorials”) AMK Architecture: residential buildings, domestic buildings AMKL Architecture: castles & fortifications AMN Architecture: religious buildings AMR Architecture: interior design (Class here: professional works) (See also: WJK: “Interior design, decor & style guides”) AMV Landscape art & architecture AMVD City & town planning: architectural aspects (See also: RPC: “Urban & municipal planning”) AMX History of architecture (Assign also STYLE, GEOGRAPHICAL & TIME PERIOD Qualifiers as appropriate) AT Performing arts ATC Individual actors & performers (Use with relevant AT* code to indicate whether specifically theatre, film, TV, radio etc) (See also: DNBF: “Biography: arts & entertainment” and following) ATD Theatre studies (See also: DD: “Plays, playscripts” and following) ATDC Acting techniques (Class here: monologues, audition material, etc) ATDF Theatre direction & production ATDH Theatre: technical & background skills (Class here: stagecraft, wardrobe & makeup, lighting, scenery, etc) ATDS Theatre management ATF Films, cinema (Use ATF* codes for performing arts aspects only) (See also: KNT: “Media, entertainment, information & communication industries”) ATFA Film history, theory & criticism ATFB Individual film directors, film-‐makers Thema version 1.0 © EDItEUR 2013 4/134 ATFD Film scripts & screenplays ATFG Film guides & reviews ATFN Film: styles & genres (Class here: works on specific genres, eg Film Noir, Westerns, Horror films, etc) ATFR Documentary films ATFV Animated films ATFX Film production: technical & background skills (Class here: cinematography) ATJ Television (Use ATJ* codes for performing arts aspects only) (See also: KNT: “Media, entertainment, information & communication industries”) ATJD Television scripts & screenplays (See also: WHG: “TV tie-‐in humour”) ATJS Television drama (Class here: works on drama series, soap operas, plays for TV, etc) ATJX Television production: technical & background skills (Class here: television camerawork) ATL Radio (Use ATL* codes for performing arts aspects only) (See also: KNT: “Media, entertainment, information & communication industries”) ATLD Radio scripts ATQ Dance (With ATQ* codes, assign also STYLE Qualifier(s) as appropriate) ATQC Choreography ATQL Ballet ATQR Ballroom dancing ATQT Contemporary dance ATQZ Folk dancing ATX Other performing arts (Class here: mime, street theatre, stand-‐up comedy, conjuring, variety shows, music hall, cabaret, juggling, circus & circus skills, etc) ATXM Puppetry, miniature & toy theatre ATXP Pageants, parades, festivals ATXZ Animal spectacles, performing animals ATXZ1 Bullfighting AV Music (With AV* codes, assign STYLE Qualifier(s) as appropriate) AVA Theory of music & musicology AVC Music reviews & criticism AVD Discographies & buyer’s guides AVL Music: styles & genres (With AVL* codes, ALWAYS assign STYLE Qualifier(s) as appropriate) AVLA Art music, orchestral & formal music AVLC Choral music AVLF Opera AVLK Sacred & religious music Thema version 1.0 © EDItEUR 2013 5/134 AVLP Popular music (Use for all forms of popular music, as distinct from art music and traditional music, such as light orchestral, Tin Pan Alley, all forms of Jazz, Rock and Pop music, Soul, Rap etc. ALWAYS assign STYLE Qualifier(s) to indicate the specific style or genre of music) AVLT Traditional & folk music AVLW ‘World music’ & regional styles AVLX Electronic music (See also: AVRS: “Electronic musical instruments”) AVM History of music AVN Composers & songwriters AVP Musicians, singers, bands & groups AVQ Musical scores, lyrics & libretti AVQS Songbooks (Class here: songs for easy piano, guitar, etc) AVR Musical instruments AVRG Keyboard instruments AVRJ Percussion instruments AVRL String instruments AVRL1 Guitar AVRL2 Plucked instruments AVRN Wind instruments AVRQ Mechanical musical instruments AVRS Electronic musical instruments (See also: AVLX: “Electronic music”) AVS Techniques of music / music tutorials (Class here: learning an instrument) AVSA Singing: techniques AVX Music recording & reproduction (See also: UDM: “Digital music: consumer / user guides”; TTA: “Acoustic & sound engineering”; KNT: “Media, entertainment, information & communication industries”) Thema version 1.0 © EDItEUR 2013 6/134 C Language & Linguistics CB Language: reference & general (With CB* codes, assign also LANGUAGE Qualifier(s), as appropriate) CBD Dictionaries CBDX Bilingual & multilingual dictionaries CBF Thesauri CBG Usage & grammar guides CBP Public speaking guides CBV Creative writing & creative writing guides CBVS Screenwriting techniques CBW Writing & editing guides (Class here; general guides as well as journalist style guides, technical writing, etc) CBX Language: history & general works CF Linguistics (With CF* codes, assign also LANGUAGE Qualifier(s) as appropriate; reserve CF* codes for use with academic & specialist works only) CFA Philosophy of language (See also: GTD: “Semiotics / semiology”) CFB Sociolinguistics CFC Literacy (See also: JNF: “Educational strategies & policy”; VSL: “Adult literacy guides & handbooks”) CFD Psycholinguistics CFDC Language acquisition CFDM Bilingualism & multilingualism CFF Historical & comparative linguistics (Class here: etymology, language family studies) (See also: CBX: “Language: history & general works”) CFFD Dialect, slang & jargon (See also: WHL: “Slang & dialect humour”) CFG Semantics, discourse analysis, stylistics (Class here: pragmatics, lexicology, rhetoric) CFH Phonetics, phonology CFK Grammar, syntax & morphology CFL Palaeography (study & history of writing) (See also: NHAP: “Historical research: source documents”) CFLA Writing systems, alphabets CFM Lexicography CFP Translation & interpretation (Class here: hermeneutics) CFX Computational linguistics CFZ Sign languages, Braille & other linguistic communication CJ Language teaching & learning (Use CJ* codes for all material for teaching or learning a second language for adults, including ELT material; assign also LANGUAGE & EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE Qualifier(s) as appropriate) CJA Language teaching theory & methods CJB Language teaching & learning material & coursework Thema version 1.0 © EDItEUR 2013 7/134 CJBG Language learning: grammar, vocabulary & pronunciation CJBR Language readers CJBT Language self-‐study texts (See also: WTK: “Language phrasebooks”) CJC Language learning: specific skills CJCK Language learning: speaking skills CJCL Language learning: listening skills CJCR Language learning: reading skills CJCW Language learning: writing skills CJP Language learning for specific purposes CJPD Language learning for business CJPG Language learning for technical & scientific purposes Thema version 1.0 © EDItEUR 2013 8/134 D Biography, Literature & Literary Studies DB Classical texts (Use for all texts in any ancient or classical language, ideally with other D* code indicating literary form) DC Poetry (With DC* codes, assign STYLE Qualifier where appropriate) DCA Classic & pre-‐20th century poetry DCC Modern & contemporary poetry (c 1900 onwards) DCF Poetry by individual poets DCQ Poetry anthologies (various poets) (See also: DNT: “Anthologies: general”) DD Plays, playscripts (With DD* codes, assign STYLE Qualifier where appropriate) (See also: ATFD: “Film scripts & screenplays”; ATJD: “Television scripts & screenplays”; ATLD: “Radio scripts”) DDA Classic & pre-‐20th century plays DDC Modern & contemporary plays (c 1900 onwards) DN Biography & non-‐fiction prose (Note: with DN* codes, assign also a specific subject code where possible, eg SFH “Golf” with DNBS) DNB Biography: general DNBA Autobiography: general DNBB Biography: business & industry DNBB1 Autobiography: business & industry DNBF Biography: arts & entertainment (Class here: ‘celebrity biographies’) DNBF1 Autobiography: arts & entertainment (Class here: ‘celebrity autobiographies’) DNBH Biography: historical, political & military DNBH1 Autobiography: historical, political & military DNBL Biography: literary DNBL1 Autobiography: literary DNBR Biography: royalty DNBR1 Autobiography: royalty DNBS Biography: sport DNBS1 Autobiography: sport DNBT Biography: science, technology & medicine DNBT1 Autobiography: science, technology & medicine DNBX Biography: religious & spiritual DNBX1 Autobiography: religious & spiritual DNBZ Collected biographies (Use for biographies of several people in single volume; use after appropriate DNB* code indicating area where possible) (See also: GBCB: “Dictionaries of biography (Who’s Who)”) DNC Memoirs (Memoirs are typically less structured & less encompassing than entire autobiographies, & are often about part of a life (eg childhood, a politician’s time in office) rather than one’s whole Thema version 1.0 © EDItEUR 2013 9/134 life; use with an autobiography code from the DNB* sequence above to indicate area where possible) DND Diaries, letters & journals (Use where diary or journal entries, or letters, are collected, rather than the work being written specifically as an autobiography. Use with an autobiography code from the DNB* sequence above to indicate area where possible) DNG Animal life stories (Use for biographies of animals, such as performing animals, race-‐horses, rescue animals etc) DNL Literary essays (Use only for essays, typically on various subjects, by notable writers; class essays on a subject, eg philosophy, economics, within the subject) DNP Reportage & collected journalism (See also: WTL: “Travel writing” and following) DNS Speeches (Use for collections of transcribed speeches ; use with other code indicating subject where possible) (See also: QRVH: “Sermons”) DNT Anthologies: general (Use for all anthologies except poetry anthologies; use with other code indicating subject or literary form where possible) (See also: DCQ: “Poetry anthologies (various poets)”) DNX True stories: general (Use DNX* codes for popular accounts of actual events written in a novelistic style) DNXC True crime DNXH True stories: discovery / historical / scientific DNXM True war & combat stories DNXP True stories of heroism, endurance & survival DNXZ Erotic confessions & true stories DS Literature: history & criticism (With DS* codes, assign also STYLE & LANGUAGE Qualifier(s), as appropriate) DSA Literary theory DSB Literary studies: general DSBB Literary studies: ancient & classical DSBC Literary studies: c 1400 to c 1600 DSBD Literary studies: c 1600 to c 1800 DSBF Literary studies: c 1800 to c 1900 DSBH Literary studies: c 1900 to c 2000 DSBH5 Literary studies: post-‐colonial literature DSBJ Literary studies: from c 2000 DSC Literary studies: poetry & poets DSG Literary studies: plays & playwrights DSK Literary studies: fiction, novelists & prose writers DSR Literary reference works DSRC Literary companions, book reviews & guides (See also: FZ: “Fiction companions”; XR: “Graphic novel & comic books: guides & reviews” and following) DSY Children’s & teenage literature studies: general Thema version 1.0 © EDItEUR 2013 10/134
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