Dewey Decimal Charts and Graphs for scotus
The numbers are from the Dewey Decimal System® (DDC®). The wordings are from the Melvil Decimal System (MDS), which is like Dewey but not under copyright.
The MDS Spectrum is a representation of a library based on the distribution of books within MDS classes. Each color represents a set of books within a top-level class. MDS, The Melville Decimal System, is a free version of OCLC's Dewey Decimal System®.
Nível de Topo
0XX: General works, books and libraries, information sciences
1XX: Philosophy And Psychology
2XX: Religion
3XX: Social Sciences
4XX: Languages and linguistics
5XX: Mathematics And Science
6XX: Applied sciences and technology
7XX: Fine Arts
8XX: Literature
9XX: History and Geography
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