Previous versions of Thema are still available 1.3 1.2 1.1 1.0.
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| Notation | Category heading | Add | Mod | ? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Style qualifiers Use STYLE 6* Qualifier codes WITH appropriate subject codes for: indicating the particular style of artistic or creative expression covered by the works content, such as a book on art, architecture, fashion, dance, music, (all A* categories) or with literary studies, e.g. use 6RA with DC* to indicate Romantic Poetry or 6EH to indicate Epic poetry. Use with: A*, D* and YN* and other categories as appropriate and with PLACE 1* Qualifiers when the content is about the style in a particular country or region. DO NOT USE: code “6” itself, but select appropriate specific qualifiers from section 6* |
1.4 | ✽ | |
| 6R | Styles (R) DO NOT USE: 6R on individual books, this is a place holder only for all the styles that start with the letter R in the English version |
1.4 | ✽ | |
| 6RB | Romanesque |
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