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#LibrarySurvivalGuide101
Storing books in
the library is controlled by book
classification, which means arranging
books with the same or similar content
in the same location and labeling them
for ease of search.
The Academic Resource
Center, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat
University categorize books with
Dewey's decimal system divides the
knowledge or content of the world's
books into ten major
categories:
• 000
Computer science, information and
general works
• 100
Philosophy
• 200
Religion
• 300
Social sciences
• 400 Language
• 500 Science
• 600
Technology
• 700
Arts and recreation
• 800
Literature
• 900
History and geography
Each major category is
also divided into subcategories
internally in order to define the scope
of the content. Dewey's decimal
system employs three-digit numeric
symbols and a decimal point, and the
#LibrarySurvivalGuide101 will point out
interesting books in each category, as
well as where to find them.
Written,
translated, and illustrated by:
Ratchanok T.