Form V

MARC 21 Concise Bibliographic: Control Field 007

Marc Country Codes

DEWEY CLASSIFICATION NUMBERS

000  | 100  | 200  | 300  | 400 | 500 | 600 | 700 | 800 | 900 | FICTION | FRENCH FICTION

000

032.02 Almanacs

100

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133.1 Use for factual ghost stories if unsure of who a person in the bible is use bible.crosswalk.com

200

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220.9505 Bible stories retold. simple picture books classify as E 232.92 Nativity 234.16 Sacraments 242.2 Saints (use for facts about saints) Simple stories classify as E 252 Text of sermons 264.02 Public worship (RC church) 264.23 Hymns 264 sermons (liturgy and ritual of sacraments) 292.13 Greek & Roman mythology (not 292.07 for Roman or 292.08 Greek religion)

300

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333 — Economics of land and energy — Use for interdisciplinary works. Use 621 for engineering and 553 for scientific principle 362 - Use for drugs and alcohol unless the item is strictly a medical application 372.3 - Classify in sciences (500’s) 372.4 — Classify in 428.4 (Reading) 372.5 — Classify in the Arts (700’s) 372.6 — Classify in 421 (Language Arts), 425 (Grammar), 424 (Phonology)
372.64— Use for Novel sets (See documentation in “Novel Sets” section (N-l)
372.6404 — Use for Guided Reading. See documentation in “Guided Reading” section (G-1)
372.66 — Classify in Drama (700’s)
372.7 — Classify in Mathematics (500’)
372.83 — Classify in Social Studies (300’s or 900’s)
372.86 — Classify in Physical Education (600’s)
372.87 — Classify in Music (700’s)
372.89 — Classify in History (900’s)
394.26 - Classify items about the specific holiday. Classify very simple stories about the Nativity, holidays, etc. in E - Classify holiday literature in 800’s without number building
398.2 — Use the country extension if readily available
398.25— Use for ghost stones if fiction or folklore (factual ghost stones classify in 133.1)

400

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418.8 — Reading
421 — Language arts
424 — Phonology
425—Grammar
428 — Standard English usage — Applied linguistics — Class here basic English Add to base number 42 notation 01-8 from Table 4, E.g., phonology of English language 421.5
428.4 — Reading (English)
448 — Standard French usage Add to the base number 44 notation 01-8 from Table 4, e.g., phonology of French language 441.5

500

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574 — Ecology — No longer valid — Do NOT use
599 - Classify animals here except for ‘Pets’, which are classified in 636.

600

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636—Classify pets here
636.93583 — Gerbils

700

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759.11 — Canadian artists (add period if identified easily)
796 — Sports (Do NOT use the country, positions or elements) Add 092 for Biography

800

808.8 — Anthologies
808.882 — Jokes and riddles

Specific literary forms Unless other instructions are given, observe the following table of preference for works combining two or more literary forms, e.g., drama written in verse —2 (not—1):

Drama --2
Poetry --1
Fiction --3
Essays --4
Speeches --5
Letters --6
Humor and satire --7
Miscellaneous writings --8
Class epigrams in verse in --8

*Period tables for United States and Canada
5 1900-1999
52 1900-1945
54 1945-1999
6 2000-

*Period tables for England:
1 - Early English period (medieval period)
2 - 1400-1558
3 - Elizabethan period 1558-1625 (Jacobean period, 16th century, Renaissance period)
4- 1625-1702
5 - Queen Anne period, 1702-1745 (Class here 18th century)
6- 1745-1799
7- 1800-1837 (Class here romantic period)
8 - Victorian period, 1837-1899 Class here 18”’ century
9-1900-
91 - 1900-1999
912 -1900-1945
914 - 1945-1999
915- 2000-

**Table 3-A —for description, critical appraisal, biography, single or collected works of an individual author
**Table 3-B —for description, critical appraisal, biography, collected works of two or more authors; also for rhetoric in specific literary forms
***Table 3-C —additional elements used in number building within Table 3-B and as instructed in 700.4, 791.4, 808-809.
The procedure for number building example:
Example: 82 English
2041 drama/one-act plays (Table 3-B)
08 collections (Table 3-B)
358 historical and political themes-including war (Table 3-C) Thus, collections of English-language one-act plays about war 822.04108358
810 — American literature in English
Add to base number 81, the literary form number from **Table 3A or 3B, then the *period from the period table if applicable, e.&., a collection of American poetry in English, 811.008, American drama of the later 20 century 812.54
819.1— Canadian literature (if a mix of Canadian and American, use Canadian) Add to base number 819.1, the literary form number from **Table 3A or 3B
Poetry— 819.11
Drama-819.12
Fiction - 819.13
Essays - 819.13
Speeches —819.15
Letters - 819.16
Humor and satire —819.17
Miscellaneous writings — 819.18
Then add the *period from the period table if applicable, e.g. Canadian poetry written in later 20~ century, 819.1154.
820 — English and Old English (Anglo-Saxon) literatures Add to base number 82, the literary form number from **Table 3A or 3B, then the *period from the period table if applicable, e.g., a collection of English poetry 821.008, English drama of the Elizabethan period 822.3
*NOTE: DO NOT add the period number if it is unknown
822.33 — Shakespeare (See Appendix A)
Texts — associated with First Number E.G. Ql
Criticisms, description, appraisals associated with Second Number E.G. Q2
Example: 852#h 822.33 Ql
852#I SHA
897 — Literatures of North American native languages — Add to 897 the numbers following 97 in notation 97 1-979 from Table 6, e.g., 897.2 Haida, 897.3 Cree

900

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910-990 — History and Civilization (See Appendix 13)
970.004 — North and South American Native peoples (See Appendix C) E.G. lnuit of Canada 971.10041971

FICTION 852#h

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E — Easy and paperback fiction (K-2)
FTC J — Junior and paperback fiction (3-6)
FTC — Senior and paperback fiction (7-8) & High school hardcover fiction
PB — High school paperbacks
Example: 852#h FTC J
852#i DRE

FRENCH FICTION 852#h

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852#k (FR) and 852#h (Level of Paperback)
FR E — Easy and paperback fiction (K-2)
FR FIC J — Junior and paperback fiction (3-6)
FR FTC — Senior and paperback fiction (7-8) & High school hardcover fiction
FR PB — High school paperbacks
Example: 852#k FR
852#hE
852#i DOR

 

Complete countries code list

 

Commonly Used Country Codes

A-D   |  E-H  |  I-L   |  M-P  |  O-R  |  S-U  |  V-Z

 

Alabama [alu]
Alaska [aku]
Alberta [abc]
Antarctica [ay]
Arizona [azu]
Arkansas [aru]
Australia [at]
British Columbia [bcc]
California [cau]
Cambodia [cb]
Canada [xxc]
Colorado [cou]
Connecticut [ctu]
Delaware [deu]
District of Columbia [dcu]

England [enk]
Florida [flu]
Georgia [gau]

Idaho [idu]
Illinois [ilu]
Indiana [inu]
Iowa [iau]
Kansas [ksu]
Kentucky [kyu]
Louisiana [lau]

Maine [meu]
Manitoba [mbc]
Martinique [mq]
Maryland [mdu]
Massachusetts [mau]
Michigan [miu]
Minnesota [mnu]
Missouri [mou]
Montana [mtu]
Nebraska [nbu]
Nevada [nvu]
New Brunswick [nkc]
New Hampshire [nhu]
New Jersey [nju]
New Mexico [nmu]
New York (State) [nyu]
New Zealand [nz]
Newfoundland and Labrador [nfc]
North Carolina [ncu]
North Dakota [ndu]
Northern Ireland [nik]
Northwest Territories [ntc]
Nova Scotia [nsc]

Ohio [ohu]
Oklahoma [oku]
Ontario [onc]
Oregon [oru]
Prince Edward Island [pic]
Québec (Province) [quc]
Rhode Island [riu]

Saskatchewan [snc]
South Carolina [scu]
South Dakota [sdu]
Texas [txu]
United Kingdom [xxk]
United Kingdom Misc. Islands [uik]
United States [xxu]
United States Misc. Caribbean Islands [uc]
United States Misc. Pacific Islands [up]
Utah [utu]

Vermont [vtu]
Virginia [vau]
Washington (State) [wau]
Wisconsin [wiu]
Yukon Territory [ykc]