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Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and Archival 3-D films (Not Subd Geog) Doctoral dissertations BT Fiction UF 3D films Doctoral theses NT Railroad fiction Stereoscopic films Graduate dissertations Space operas (Fiction) Three-dimensional films Graduate theses Subterranean fiction BT Motion pictures Honors theses Action and adventure films 3-D topographic maps Honours theses UF Action-adventure films USE Relief models Licentiate dissertations Action films 3-D topographical maps Licentiate theses Action movies USE Relief models Master's dissertations Adventure and action films 3D films Master's theses Adventure films USE 3-D films Ph. D. dissertations Adventure movies 3D game-based animated films Ph. D. theses Angélique films [Former heading] USE Machinima films Senior projects Bourne films [Former heading] 3D game-based animated television programs Senior theses Die Hard films [Former heading] USE Machinima television programs Theses, Academic Flash Gordon films [Former heading] 3D game-based films Undergraduate theses Indiana Jones films [Former heading] USE Machinima films BT Informational works James Bond films [Former heading] 3D game-based television programs Acclamations (Music) Tarzan films [Former heading] USE Machinima television programs BT Functional music Terminator films [Former heading] 3D topographic maps Accompaniments (Music) BT Motion pictures USE Relief models Resources that accompany compositions that have RT Swashbuckler films 3D topographical maps been issued without the principal part or parts, or that NT Jungle films accompany music that is normally monophonic. USE Relief models Martial arts films 10-minute plays BT Music Space operas (Motion pictures) USE Ten-minute plays NT Recorded accompaniments Action and adventure plays A'ak Accords (Law) UF Action-adventure plays UF Ak USE Treaties Action and adventure drama Chongmyo cheryeak Account books Action plays Jongmyo jeryeak UF Accounting journals Adventure plays BT Art music Accounting ledgers BT Drama ABC books Books of account Action and adventure television programs USE Alphabet books Journals, Accounting UF Action television programs Abecedaries (Alphabet books) Ledgers, Accounting Adventure and action television programs USE Alphabet books BT Records (Documents) Adventure television programs Abecedarii Accounting journals BT Television programs USE Abecedariuses USE Account books NT Jungle television programs Abecedariuses Accounting ledgers Martial arts television programs Poems in which each line or stanza begins with a USE Account books Action comics successive letter of the alphabet. Accumulative rhymes USE Action and adventure comics UF Abecedarii USE Cumulative rhymes Action fiction BT Acrostics (Poetry) Accumulative tales USE Action and adventure fiction Abridged books USE Cumulative tales Action films USE Abridgments Acid folk (Music) USE Action and adventure films Abridgements USE Freak folk (Music) Action films, Black USE Abridgments Acid jazz USE Blaxploitation films Abridgments UF Club jazz Action movies UF Abridged books BT Jazz USE Action and adventure films Abridgements Acid rock music Action plays Book digests USE Psychedelic rock music USE Action and adventure plays Condensations Acrostic poetry Action songs Condensed books USE Acrostics (Poetry) USE Singing games BT Derivative works Acrostic puzzles Action television programs NT Thumb Bibles USE Acrostics (Puzzles) USE Action and adventure television programs Abstract animation films Acrostics (Poetry) Activity booklets USE Abstract films Poetry in which particular letters can be read vertically to reveal a hidden message. USE Activity books Abstract films Activity books UF Acrostic poetry Nonrepresentational films that avoid narrative and Works that consist wholly or chiefly of puzzles, instead convey impressions and emotions by way of BT Visual poetry word games, coloring pages, instructions for simple color, rhythm and movement. NT Abecedariuses science or craft projects, etc. UF Abstract animation films Acrostics (Puzzles) UF Activity booklets Abstract live action films UF Acrostic puzzles BT Illustrated works Concrete films Word squares Recreational works Nonobjective films BT Puzzles and games NT Coloring books Nonrepresentational films NT Double-crostics Acts, Legislative BT Experimental films Acting charades USE Statutes and codes RT Animated films USE Charades Acts, Legislative session Abstract live action films Acting editions USE Session laws USE Abstract films Plays with full stage directions that are intended for Actualités (Motion pictures) personnel directly involved in a theatrical production. Abstracts USE Actualities (Motion pictures) UF Compendia UF Acting versions Actualities, Radio Compendiums BT Drama USE Radio actualities Compends Acting versions Actualities (Motion pictures) Epitomes USE Acting editions Short, unedited, silent films, primarily from the Précis Action-adventure comics period of early cinema, that portray daily life or Publication summaries USE Action and adventure comics specific events or occurrences as filmed by a camera in a fixed location without commentary. Summaries of publications Action-adventure films Synopses (Abstracts) USE Action and adventure films UF Actualités (Motion pictures) BT Derivative works Action-adventure plays Actuality films Informational works USE Action and adventure plays BT Short films Academic addresses Action and adventure comics Silent films USE Speeches UF Action-adventure comics Nonfiction films Academic dissertations Action comics RT Documentary films USE Academic theses Adventure comics Newsreels Academic fiction (Campus fiction) BT Comics (Graphic works) Actuality films USE Campus fiction NT Space operas (Comics) USE Actualities (Motion pictures) Academic games Action and adventure drama Adages USE Educational games USE Action and adventure plays USE Sayings Academic theses Action and adventure fiction Adaptations UF Action fiction Paraphrases, rewritings, etc., that are intended for UF Academic dissertations a different audience or purpose, or are in a different Bachelor's theses Adventure fiction form, from the original. Diploma theses Swashbuckler fiction BT Derivative works Dissertations, Academic Swashbucklers (Fiction) GF-1 Adaptations (Continued) Adventure movies UF Afrofuturistic comics NT Comics adaptations USE Action and adventure films BT Science fiction comics Film adaptations Adventure plays Afrofuturist fiction Novelizations USE Action and adventure plays Science fiction that features Black characters and Opera adaptations Adventure radio programs concerns, and depicts technology as a resource for Black empowerment. For fiction rooted in African Radio adaptations UF Radio adventure programs culture, history, and mythology that depicts Television adaptations BT Radio programs technology as a resource for African empowerment Theatrical adaptations Adventure stories, Nonfiction see Africanfuturist fiction. Addresses (Lectures) USE True adventure stories UF Afrofuturism fiction USE Lectures Adventure stories, True Afrofuturistic fiction Addresses (Speeches) USE True adventure stories BT Science fiction USE Speeches Adventure television programs Afrofuturistic comics Administrative agency decisions USE Action and adventure television programs USE Afrofuturist comics USE Administrative decisions Advertisements Afrofuturistic fiction Administrative agency regulations UF Ads (Advertisements) USE Afrofuturist fiction USE Administrative regulations BT Promotional materials Agbadja modern (Music) Administrative codes NT Personals (Advertisements) BT Popular music USE Administrative regulations Radio commercials Agency decisions Administrative decisions Sample books USE Administrative decisions Decisions and opinions of administrative agencies. Television commercials Agenda (Liturgical books) For reported and unreported court decisions, Theater commercials (Motion pictures) USE Liturgical books opinions, judgments, etc. see Court decisions and opinions. Advertising films Aggadahs (Liturgical books) UF Administrative agency decisions USE Promotional films USE Haggadot (Liturgical books) Administrative opinions Advertising television programs Aggadas (Liturgical books) Administrative rulings (Decisions) USE Promotional television programs USE Haggadot (Liturgical books) Agency decisions Advisory opinions Aggadot (Liturgical books) Decisions, Administrative USE Court decisions and opinions USE Haggadot (Liturgical books) Opinions, Administrative Aerial photographs Aggadoth (Liturgical books) Photographs taken from the air. For Regulatory agency decisions USE Haggadot (Liturgical books) representations of cities or landscapes portrayed as if Aggro-metal (Music) Rulings, Administrative (Decisions) viewed from above see Aerial views. BT Informational works USE Alternative metal (Music) BT Cartographic materials Agreements, Cooperative Law materials Informational works RT Court decisions and opinions USE Cooperative agreements Photographs Agreements, Intergovernmental Administrative opinions NT Photomaps USE Administrative decisions USE Intergovernmental agreements Aerial views Agreements, Interlocal Administrative regulations Representations of cities or landscapes portrayed UF Administrative agency regulations as if viewed from above. For photographs taken from USE Intergovernmental agreements Administrative codes the air see Aerial photographs. Agreements, International Administrative rules (Regulations) UF Air views USE Treaties Codes, Administrative Balloon views Agreements, Union Delegated legislation Bird's-eye views USE Collective labor agreements
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