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PR-PS, PZ Text PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR English literature Literary history and criticism 1 Periodicals. Serials (3) Yearbooks see PR1 5 Societies 7 Congresses 9 Museums. Exhibitions Subarrange by author Catalogs of slides 10 General 10.5.A-Z Catalogs of public institutions. By name of institution, A-Z Collections of monographs, studies, etc. For collected essays, studies, etc., of individual authors see PR99 13 Series. Monographs by different authors 14 Minor collections. Festschriften 19 Encyclopedias. Dictionaries Communication of information 20 General works 20.3 Information services 20.5 Computer network resources Including the Internet Theory and principles of the study of English literature 21 General works 25 Relation to English history 27 History of literary history Study and teaching 31 Periodicals. Societies. Serials 33 General works. Treatises, etc. Outlines, syllabi, etc. see PR87 35 General special 37 Addresses, essays, lectures By period 41 Middle ages to 1600 43 17th-18th centuries 45 19th century 47 20th century 51.A-Z By region or country, A-Z 53.A-Z By school, A-Z Biography of teachers, critics, and historians 54 Collective 55.A-Z Individual, A-Z Subarrange each by Table P-PZ50 56 Literary research Criticism Cf. PN80+ General literary criticism 1 PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR Criticism -- Continued 57 General works 61 Addresses, essays, lectures 63 History 65.A-Z Special topics, A-Z 65.D57 Discourse analysis 65.M38 Marxist criticism 65.T48 Textual criticism 67 Collections of essays in criticism For collections by individual authors see PR99 By period Medieval to 1600 Including Elizabethan 69 Treatises. Theory, history, etc. 70 Specimens. Selections 17th century 71 Treatises. Theory, history, etc. 72 Specimens. Selections 18th century 73 Treatises. Theory, history, etc. 74 Specimens. Selections 19th century 75 Treatises. Theory, history, etc. 76 Specimens. Selections 20th century 77 Treatises. Theory, history, etc. 78 Specimens. Selections History of English literature Periodicals see PR1 General works English 81 Early works through 1800 1801- 83 Treatises 85 Compends 86 Comic histories of English literature 87 Outlines, syllabi, tables, charts, questions and answers, etc. 89 Indexes of poems and stories for schools 91 Juvenile works. Stories of English literature French 93 Treatises. Compends 94 Addresses, essays, lectures German 95 Treatises. Compends 96 Addresses, essays, lectures Other languages 2 PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR History of English literature General works Other languages -- Continued 97 Treatises. Compends 98 Addresses, essays, lectures 99 Collected essays, studies, etc., of individual authors Cf. PR13+ Literary history and criticism 101 Individual addresses, essays, lectures, etc. Biography, memoirs, letters, etc. Collected biography 103 Early through 1800 105 1801-1900 106 1901- 107 Collected memoirs, letters, etc. 108 Miscellany: Satire, humor, etc. Literary landmarks. Homes and haunts of authors 109 General works 110.A-Z By place, A-Z Special classes of authors Women authors For women of specific occupations, ethnic groups, etc. see PR120.A+ 111 General works 113 Through 1800 115 1800-1900 116 1900- 119 Women and literature. Feminine influence 120.A-Z Other classes of authors, A-Z 120.A75 Asians 120.B55 Blacks 120.C3 Catholics 120.C55 Children 120.G38 Gays 120.J48 Jews 120.K54 Kings and rulers 120.L33 Laboring class. Working class 120.L4 Lawyers 120.L45 Lesbians 120.M45 Men 120.M47 Mentally ill 120.M55 Minorities 120.M87 Muslims 120.P6 Physicians 120.P73 Prisoners 120.P75 Protestants 120.P87 Puritans 120.Q34 Quakers 3 PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR History of English literature Special classes of authors Other classes of authors, A-Z -- Continued 120.S64 Soldiers 121 Anonymous literature Relations to other literatures and countries Cf. PN851+ Comparative literature 125 General works 127 Ancient 128 Medieval 129.A-Z Modern. By region or country, A-Z Translation of foreign literature into English Collections see PN6019+ 131 General works 133 Ancient classics 135.A-Z By region or country, A-Z Translations of English literature 137.A1 General works 137.A5-Z By language, A-Z Collections see PR1112+; PR1179.A+ 138 English literature by foreign authors Class here general works only For individual authors (in their respective chronological sections) see PR1803+ (138.5) Foreign literature by English authors For reference only, e.g. Lettres sur les Anglais qui ont écrit en Français par S. Van de Weyer, PQ144.5 For individual authors, see the authors of the respective foreign literature Special topics not limited to, or identified with, one period or form For treatment of special topics by a specific class of author see PR111+ Treatment of special subjects Cf. PN56+ General literature Cf. PN683+ General literature (Medieval) Cf. PN1010+ General literature (Poetry) Cf. PR275.A+ English literature (Medieval) Cf. PR317.A+ English literature (Poetry) Classical antiquity see PR127 140 Classicism 143 Nature 145 Religion. Mysticism 146 Romanticism 147 The supernatural 149.A-Z Other, A-Z 149.A3 Absurdity 4 PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR History of English literature Special topics not limited to, or identified with, one period or form Treatment of special subjects Other, A-Z -- Continued 149.A37 Africa 149.A647 Allegory 149.A67 America 149.A7 Animals 149.A74 Apocalyptic literature 149.A79 Arthurian romances 149.A798 Astrology 149.A8 Astronomy 149.B35 Bars (Drinking establishments) 149.B5 Bible 149.B62 Body, Human 149.B87 Business 149.C34 Camp (Style) 149.C5 Chivalry 149.C53 Cities and towns 149.C58 Collaborative authorship 149.C63 Color 149.C65 The comic 149.C66 Conformity 149.C665 Consciousness 149.C67 Costume 149.D47 Devil 149.D57 Disasters 149.D68 Doubles 149.D96 Dystopias 149.E28 East (Far East) 149.E29 Economics 149.E3 Education 149.E55 Emotions 149.E84 Ethiopia 149.E87 Evil 149.E89 Exoticism 149.F3 Fairies 149.F32 Falconry 149.F34 Family 149.F35 Fantastic literature 149.F46 Femininity 149.F64 Folklore 149.G36 Gardens 149.G39 Gaze 149.G54 Globalization 149.G58 Golden age (Mythology) 5 PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR History of English literature Special topics not limited to, or identified with, one period or form Treatment of special subjects Other, A-Z -- Continued 149.H37 Harmony (Aesthetics) 149.H57 History 149.H65 Holy, The 149.H86 Humanism 149.I58 Incubi 149.I6 India 149.I65 Interracial marriage Irony see PR931+ 149.I8 Islam 149.I82 Islands 149.L35 Landscape 149.L37 Language 149.L39 Latin America 149.L47 Lesbianism 149.L58 Local color 149.L6 Love 149.M33 Manners and customs 149.M35 Marriage 149.M53 Middle Ages 149.M56 Mirrors 149.M65 Monsters 149.M87 Museums 149.M95 Mythology 149.N27 Narration (Rhetoric) 149.N3 Nationalism 149.O18 Object (Philosophy) 149.O2 Obsessive-compulsive disorder 149.O44 Old age 149.P26 Pacifism 149.P3 Pastoral literature 149.P4 Philosophy 149.P45 Pilgrims and pilgrimages 149.P53 Place (Philosophy) 149.P6 Politics 149.P66 Popular literature 149.P68 Power (Social sciences) 149.P72 Prophecy 149.P78 Psychoanalysis Pubs see PR149.B35 149.R43 Reality 149.R45 Relation (Philosophy) 149.R47 Repetition 6 PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR History of English literature Special topics not limited to, or identified with, one period or form Treatment of special subjects Other, A-Z -- Continued 149.R65 Romances 149.S4 Science 149.S46 Seasons 149.S47 Secret societies 149.S48 Sequels 149.S5 Sex. Sex customs 149.S64 Skepticism 149.S7 Social ideals 149.S75 Space and time 149.S8 Stereotype (Psychology) 149.S95 Sympathy 149.T33 Taboo 149.T7 Tragic, The 149.T83 Tuberculosis 149.U8 Utopias 149.V55 Vitalism 149.W3 Wales 149.W54 Wills 151.A-Z Treatment of special classes. By subject, A-Z 151.A53 Anglo-Saxons 151.A95 Authors 151.C37 Capitalists and financiers 151.C5 Children 151.C54 Clergy Financiers see PR151.C37 151.H4 Hermits 151.I53 Indians 151.J5 Jews 151.K55 Kings and rulers 151.L3 Labor 151.L37 Lawyers 151.L5 Libertines 151.L53 Librarians 151.M46 Men 151.M68 Mothers 151.O94 Outsiders 151.P8 Preachers 151.S25 Saints 151.S3 Seamen 151.S45 Servants 151.V3 Vagabond 151.V56 Villains 7 PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR History of English literature Special topics not limited to, or identified with, one period or form Treatment of special classes. By subject, A-Z -- Continued 151.W6 Women 153.A-Z Special characters, A-Z 153.B58 Bluebeard 153.B63 Boadicea, Queen, d. 62 153.C73 Cressida 153.F57 Fortunatus 153.L33 Lady of the Lake 153.M47 Merlin 153.S48 Shore, Jane, d. 1527 By period 161 Works covering more than one period 163 Origins. Celtic period, Roman period, etc. 166 Early English (Beginnings through 1500) Anglo-Saxon (Beginnings through 1066) For special works, authors, and collections of Anglo- Saxon literature see PR1490+ 171 Collections of monographs, studies, etc. Treatises. Compends 173 English 175 Other 176 Addresses, essays, lectures 177 Outlines, quizzes, tables, etc. 179.A-Z Special topics, A-Z 179.C45 Chronology Darkness see PR179.L54 179.D43 Death 179.D48 Devil 179.F66 Food habits 179.G63 Gods 179.H65 Homosexuality 179.L54 Light and darkness 179.L57 Literacy 179.M38 Maxims 179.M53 Migrations of nations 179.O7 Oral-formulaic analysis 179.P35 Paradise 179.P4 Peace 179.P44 Penance 179.P73 Prayer 179.R32 Race 179.S5 Shamanism 179.T48 Textual criticism 179.V4 Versification 8 PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR History of English literature By period Anglo-Saxon (Beginnings through 1066) Special topics, A-Z -- Continued 179.W37 War 179.W65 Women 181 Collected essays of individual authors 182 Relations to other literature Cf. PR125+ General literary history Special regions 183 Northumbrian 185 West Saxon 187 Mercian 189 Kentish By period 191 Before Alfred 195 10th and 11th centuries Special forms Poetry 201 General works 203 General special 205 Epic.
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