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Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and Archival 3-D films (Not Subd Geog) Graduate theses NT Jungle television programs UF 3D films Honors theses Martial arts television programs Stereoscopic films Honours theses Action comics Three-dimensional films Licentiate dissertations USE Action and adventure comics BT Motion pictures Licentiate theses Action fiction 3-D topographic maps Master's dissertations USE Action and adventure fiction USE Relief models Master's theses Action films 3-D topographical maps Ph. D. dissertations USE Action and adventure films USE Relief models Ph. D. theses Action films, Black 3D films Senior projects USE Blaxploitation films USE 3-D films Senior theses Action movies 3D game-based animated films Theses, Academic USE Action and adventure films USE Machinima films Undergraduate theses Action songs 3D game-based animated television programs BT Informational works USE Singing games USE Machinima television programs Acclamations (Music) Action television programs 3D game-based films BT Functional music USE Action and adventure television programs USE Machinima films Accompaniments (Music) Acts, Legislative 3D game-based television programs Resources that accompany compositions that have USE Statutes and codes USE Machinima television programs been issued without the principal part or parts, or that Acts, Legislative session accompany music that is normally monophonic. 3D topographic maps USE Session laws USE Relief models BT Music Actualités (Motion pictures) 3D topographical maps NT Recorded accompaniments USE Actualities (Motion pictures) USE Relief models Accords (Law) Actualities, Radio 10-minute plays USE Treaties USE Radio actualities USE Ten-minute plays Accumulative rhymes Actualities (Motion pictures) A'ak USE Cumulative rhymes Short, unedited, silent films, primarily from the UF Ak Accumulative tales period of early cinema, that portray daily life or USE Cumulative tales specific events or occurrences as filmed by a camera Chongmyo cheryeak in a fixed location without commentary. Jongmyo jeryeak Acid rock music USE Psychedelic rock music UF Actualités (Motion pictures) BT Art music Actuality films Abecedarian acrostics Acrostic poetry USE Acrostics (Poetry) BT Short films USE Abecedariuses Silent films Abecedarian poetry Acrostic puzzles USE Acrostics (Puzzles) Nonfiction films USE Abecedariuses RT Documentary films Abecedarii Acrostics (Poetry) Poetry in which particular letters can be read Newsreels USE Abecedariuses vertically to reveal a hidden message. Actuality films Abecedariuses UF Acrostic poetry USE Actualities (Motion pictures) Poems in which each line or stanza begins with a successive letter of the alphabet. BT Visual poetry Adages UF Abecedarian acrostics Acrostics (Puzzles) USE Sayings Abecedarian poetry UF Acrostic puzzles Adaptations Paraphrases, rewritings, etc., that are intended for Abecedarii Word squares BT Puzzles and games a different audience or purpose, or are in a different BT Poetry form, from the original. NT Double-crostics Abridged books BT Derivative works USE Abridgments Acting charades USE Charades NT Comics adaptations Abridgements Film adaptations USE Abridgments Acting editions Plays with full stage directions that are intended for Radio adaptations Abridgments personnel directly involved in a theatrical production. Television adaptations UF Abridged books UF Acting versions Theatrical adaptations Abridgements BT Drama Addresses (Lectures) Book digests Acting versions USE Lectures Condensations USE Acting editions Addresses (Speeches) Condensed books Action-adventure comics USE Speeches BT Derivative works USE Action and adventure comics Administrative agency decisions Abstract animation films Action-adventure films USE Administrative decisions USE Abstract films USE Action and adventure films Administrative agency regulations Abstract films Action and adventure comics USE Administrative regulations Nonrepresentational films that avoid narrative and Administrative codes instead convey impressions and emotions by way of UF Action-adventure comics color, rhythm and movement. Action comics USE Administrative regulations UF Abstract animation films Adventure comics Administrative decisions BT Comics (Graphic works) Decisions and opinions of administrative agencies. Abstract live action films For reported and unreported court decisions, Concrete films Action and adventure fiction opinions, judgments, etc. see Court decisions and Nonobjective films UF Action fiction opinions. Nonrepresentational films Adventure fiction UF Administrative agency decisions BT Experimental films Swashbuckler fiction Administrative opinions RT Animated films Swashbucklers (Fiction) Administrative rulings (Decisions) Abstract live action films BT Fiction Agency decisions USE Abstract films Action and adventure films Decisions, Administrative Abstracts UF Action-adventure films Opinions, Administrative UF Compendia Action films Regulatory agency decisions Compendiums Action movies Rulings, Administrative (Decisions) Compends Adventure and action films BT Informational works Epitomes Adventure films Law materials Précis Adventure movies RT Court decisions and opinions Publication summaries Angélique films [Former heading] Administrative opinions Summaries of publications Bourne films [Former heading] USE Administrative decisions Synopses (Abstracts) Die Hard films [Former heading] Administrative regulations BT Derivative works Flash Gordon films [Former heading] UF Administrative agency regulations Informational works Indiana Jones films [Former heading] Administrative codes Academic addresses James Bond films [Former heading] Administrative rules (Regulations) USE Speeches Tarzan films [Former heading] Codes, Administrative Academic dissertations Terminator films [Former heading] Delegated legislation USE Academic theses BT Motion pictures Instruments, Statutory Academic theses RT Swashbuckler films Legislation, Subordinate UF Academic dissertations NT Jungle films Legislation, Subsidiary Bachelor's theses Martial arts films Quasi-legislation Diploma theses Action and adventure television programs Regulations, Administrative Dissertations, Academic UF Action television programs Rules, Administrative (Regulations) Doctoral dissertations Adventure and action television programs Rules and orders, Statutory Doctoral theses Adventure television programs Statutory instruments Graduate dissertations BT Television programs GF-1 Administrative regulations (Continued) African American minstrel shows Aleke Statutory rules and orders USE Minstrel shows BT Dance music Subordinate legislation African American spirituals Folk music Subsidiary legislation USE Spirituals (Songs) Alexandrine verse BT Informational works Afro-Cuban jazz USE Alexandrines Law materials USE Latin jazz Alexandrines RT Executive orders Afrobeat UF Alexandrine verse Statutes and codes BT Popular music Hexameter, Iambic NT Church orders Agbadja modern (Music) Iambic hexameter Monastic rules BT Popular music BT Iambic poetry Administrative rules (Regulations) Agency decisions Alien films USE Administrative regulations USE Administrative decisions USE Science fiction films Administrative rulings (Decisions) Agenda (Liturgical books) All Saints' Day music USE Administrative decisions USE Liturgical books Music traditionally associated with All Saints' Day. Ads, Radio Aggro-metal (Music) BT Event music USE Radio commercials USE Alternative metal (Music) Sacred music Ads, Television Agreements, Cooperative Allegorical literature USE Television commercials USE Cooperative agreements USE Allegories Adult comics (Erotic comics) Agreements, Intergovernmental Allegories USE Erotic comics USE Intergovernmental agreements UF Allegorical literature Adult comics (Pornographic comics) Agreements, Interlocal BT Literature USE Pornographic comics USE Intergovernmental agreements RT Parables Adult fiction Agreements, International NT Autos sacramentales USE Erotic fiction USE Treaties Bestiaries Adult films (Pornographic films) Agreements, Union Debate poetry USE Pornographic films USE Collective labor agreements Morality plays Advent music Agreements (Contracts) Alleluias (Chants) Music that is traditionally associated with Advent. USE Contracts UF Allelujas (Chants) BT Event music Aguinaldos BT Propers (Music) Sacred music BT Christmas music Allelujas (Chants) Adventure and action films Songs USE Alleluias (Chants) USE Action and adventure films Air checks, Radio Allemandes (Music) Adventure and action television programs USE Radio airchecks UF Allemands (Music) USE Action and adventure television programs Air movies Almains (Music) Adventure comics USE Aviation films Almans (Music) USE Action and adventure comics Airchecks, Radio Almonds (Music) Adventure fiction USE Radio airchecks BT Dance music USE Action and adventure fiction Aircraft sounds Allemands (Music) Adventure films Recordings of the sounds of all types of aircraft, USE Allemandes (Music) USE Action and adventure films including planes, helicopters, dirigibles, etc. Allohistories (Fiction) Adventure movies UF Flying-machine sounds USE Alternative histories (Fiction) USE Action and adventure films BT Sound recordings Allohistories (Television programs) Adventure radio programs Airplane films USE Alternative histories (Television programs) UF Radio adventure programs USE Aviation films Alma mater songs BT Radio programs Airs (Lute-songs) UF School anthems (Alma mater songs) Adventure stories, Nonfiction USE Ayres BT Songs USE True adventure stories Airs de cour Almains (Music) Adventure stories, True French secular songs composed
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