MDS 028.90973
Wording: Computer science, information & general works Library & information sciences Reading and use of other information media Character of reading in libraries Not set Not set Not set Not set
Dewmoji: βΉοΈππ?????
0 Computer science, information & general works 252,013 βΉοΈ | 1 Philosophy & psychology 270,129 🧠 | 2 Religion 681,242 π | 3 Society, government, & culture 1,328,382 π« | 4 Language 209,883 π¬ | 5 Natural sciences & mathematics 431,918 π¬ | 6 Applied science & technology 940,635 π‘ | 7 Arts & recreation 1,031,850 π¨ | 8 Literature & rhetoric 1,436,736 π | 9 History & geography 837,760 πΊοΈ |
00 Computer science, knowledge & systems 134,608 π» | 01 Bibliographies (books containing lists of books) 26,001 π | 02 Library & information sciences 34,982 π | 03 Encyclopedias & books of facts 12,903 π | 04 [Formerly: General collected Essays] 780 | 05 Magazines, journals & serials 7,835 π | 06 Associations, organizations & museums 6,348 π’ | 07 News media, journalism & publishing 18,506 π° | 08 Anthologies and Quotations 7,534 π¬ | 09 Manuscripts & rare books (books about rare books) 2,516 π |
020 Science and administration of libraries in general 3,268 π | 021 Scope, usefulness and founding of libraries 987 π | 022 Buildings and grounds 208 π | 023 Government and services; Personnel 369 πββοΈ | 024 [Formerly: Rules for Readers] 66 | 025 Administration; Departments 12,417 π | 026 Libraries on special subjects 1,184 π€ | 027 General libraries and archives 5,126 π | 028 Reading and use of other information media 11,035 π | 029 [Formerly: Literary Methods] 322 |
028.0 56 | 028.1 Reviews of Books 375 | 028.2 Choice of editions 1 | 028.3 Courses of reading 60 | 028.4 Fiction; Novel reading 3 | 028.5 Reading of young; Juveniles 7,997 π§πΌ | 028.6 Professorships of Books and Reading 6 | 028.7 Use of reference books 360 π | 028.8 Aids to readers 95 | 028.9 Character of reading in libraries 884 |
028.90 218 | 028.91 | 028.92 | 028.93 | 028.94 1 | 028.95 | 028.96 | 028.97 | 028.98 1 | 028.99 |
028.900 | 028.901 | 028.902 4 | 028.903 | 028.904 | 028.905 | 028.906 | 028.907 | 028.908 30 | 028.909 184 |
028.9090 6 | 028.9091 3 | 028.9092 3 | 028.9093 1 | 028.9094 112 | 028.9095 6 | 028.9096 2 | 028.9097 24 | 028.9098 16 | 028.9099 2 |
028.90970 | 028.90971 3 | 028.90972 5 | 028.90973 15 | 028.90974 | 028.90975 | 028.90976 | 028.90977 | 028.90978 | 028.90979 |
028.909730 3 | 028.909731 | 028.909732 | 028.909733 | 028.909734 | 028.909735 | 028.909736 | 028.909737 | 028.909738 | 028.909739 |
Selected Works under MDS 028.90973 (15)
15 items
![Books and Beyond [4 volumes]: The Greenwood Encyclopedia of New American Reading](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/P/0313337381.01._SX100_SY200_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg)
- So Many Books, So Little Time: A Year of Passionate Reading by Sara Nelson
- When Books Went to War: The Stories That Helped Us Win World War II by Molly Guptill Manning
- Paraliterary: The Making of Bad Readers in Postwar America by Merve Emre
- The Popular Book: A History of America's Literary Taste by James D. Hart
- I Hear America Reading: Why We Read - What We Read by Jim Burke
- The Books That Mattered: A Reader's Memoir by Frye Gaillard
- Expanding the American Mind: Books and the Popularization of Knowledge by Beth Luey
- Books and Beyond [4 volumes]: The Greenwood Encyclopedia of New American Reading by Kenneth Womack
- Books for Idle Hours: Nineteenth-Century Publishing and the Rise of Summer Reading (Studies in Print Culture and the History of the Book) by Ed Donna Harrington-Lueker
- BOOKS THAT MADE A DIFFERENCE, WHAT PEOPLE TOLD US. by Gordon Sabine
- Reading These United States: Federal Literacy in the Early Republic, 1776β1830 by Keri Holt
- The Well-stocked bookcase : sixty enduring novels by Americans published between 1926-1986
- Reading at risk : a survey of literary reading in America by Tom Bradshaw
- A Nation of Readers by Daniel Boorstin
- Reading at risk : a survey of literary reading in America by Rainer D. Ivanov
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