Abstract
A brief history of the Dewey Decimal Classification Governance and revision of the DDC Introduction to the text in four volumes Basic plan and structure Subject analysis and locating class numbers Table and rules for precedence of classes Number building Use of Table 1: standard subdivisions Use of Table 2: geographical areas, historical periods, persons Use of Table 3: subdivisions for individual literatures, literary forms and the arts Table 4: subdivisions of individual languages, and Table 6: languages Using Table 5: national and ethnic groups Multiple synthesis Using the relative index.
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