All books and other materials in the library are organized by call number. Most call numbers are based on the Library of Congress classification system, which organizes materials by subject. The following demonstrates how materials about theater are organized in the library. (Note that this is only a partial list.)
Brief Overview
Detailed Overview
Philosophy. Relation to other topics |
BF 38-64 |
Psychoanalysis | BF 173-175.5 |
Psychological tests and testing | BF 176-176.5 |
Experimental psychology | BF 180-198.7 |
Gestalt psychology | BF 203 |
Psychotropic drugs and other substances | BF 207-209 |
Sensation. Aesthesiology | BF 231-299 |
Consciousness. Cognition Including learning, attention, comprehension, memory, imagination, genius, intelligence, thought and thinking, psycholinguistics, mental fatigue |
BF 309-499 |
Motivation | BF 501-505 |
Affection. Feeling. Emotion | BF 511-593 |
Will. Volition. Choice. Control | BF 608-635 |
Applied psychology | BF 636-637 |
New Thought. Menticulture, etc. | BF 638-648 |
Comparative psychology. Animal and human psychology | BF 660-685 |
Psychology of sex. Sexual behavior | BF 692-692.5 |
Differential psychology. Individuality. Self | BF 697-697.5 |
Personality | BF 698-698.9 |
Genetic psychology | BF 699-711 |
Developmental psychology Including infant psychology, child psychology, adolescence, adulthood |
BF 712-724.85 |
Class psychology | BF 725-727 |
Temperament. Character | BF 795-839 |
Physiognomy. Phrenology | BF 839.8-885 |
Graphology. Study of handwriting | BF 889-905 |
The hand. Palmistry |
BF 908-940 |