SUNY Fredonia uses the Library of Congress Classification System (LCC) to assign call numbers to most print materials--books, periodicals, and music scores.
The Library of Congress Classification System is divided into large subject areas which are called "classes." All classes--and subclasses--begin with one, two, or three letters followed by a number which represents more specific aspects of a subject.
This page shows you how to read a call number and lists call number ranges for philosophy materials.
Books on philosophy have call numbers starting with B 1 and ending with BD 701:
| LC Call Numbers | Description |
|---|---|
| B1 → 5802 | Philosophy (General) |
| B108 → 708 | Ancient |
| B720 → 765 | Medieval |
| B770 → 785 | Renaissance |
| B790 → 5802 | Modern |
| BC1 → 199 | Logic |
| BD10 → 701 | Speculative Philosophy |
| BD95 → 131 | Metaphysics |
| BD143 → 237 | Epistemology. Theory of Knowledge |
| BD240 → 260 | Methodology |
| BD300 → 450 | Ontology |
These books are located on the first floor of Reed Library.
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