Предыдущие версии Тэма все еще доступны 1.3 1.2.
Просмотр предметных разделов Thema, расположенных по иерархическому принципу деления, либо поиск по конкретным терминам в пределах иерархии.
| Обозначение | Текстовое содержимое | Доб | мод | ? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| F | Художественная литература и Связанные элементы F* codes may be used with PLACE and/or TIME PERIOD Qualifiers where these aspects are particularly pertinent & significant; non-fiction codes may be added after F* codes to indicate specific central themes or topics in fiction |
1.4 | ✽ | |
| FB | Fiction: general and literary Use for: works of literary and general non-genre fiction where either the date is unknown or where neither ‘classic’ nor ‘contemporary’ are applicable. Use all FB* codes with: FX* or FY* codes to give greater detail about themes or features where applicable. FB* codes may be used as the main code with genre fiction codes where a literary novel is also considered to be a significant example of the genre. Prefer: FBA or FBC wherever appropriate, and prefer a genre fiction code as the main subject when this is more appropriate |
1.4 | ✽ | |
| FC | Biographical fiction Class here: fictional life writing, autobiographical stories, autofiction. Use for: highly fictionalised accounts of the lives of real people (including fictionalised autobiographies) or where an author is using events or experiences from their own life as an integral part of the narrative or story. Use with: FV as appropriate. See also: DN* Biography and non-fiction prose and its subcategories |
1.1 | 1.4 | ✽ |
| FD | Speculative fiction | |||
| FF | Crime and mystery fiction | |||
| FG | Sports fiction Use with: S* codes to indicate specific sport featured |
1.1 | ✽ | |
| FH | Thriller / suspense fiction | |||
| FJ | Adventure fiction Use for: works that primarily emphasise physical, and sometimes violent, action, that often have a sense of danger and are meant to give the reader a sense of excitement or adventure. See also: FH Thriller / suspense fiction |
1.4 | ✽ | |
| FK | Horror and supernatural fiction | |||
| FL | Science fiction | |||
| FM | Fantasy | |||
| FN | Traditional stories, myths and fairy tales Use for: modern retellings in novel form or collections of these type of traditional tales and stories aimed primarily at adults, or works of fiction inspired by these traditional stories, tales or folklore. See also: DBS* Ancient Sagas and epics and its subcategories, QRS* Ancient religions and Mythologies and its subcategories, JBGB Folklore, myths and legends, YFJ Children’s / Teenage fiction: Traditional stories, YNRU Children’s / Teenage general interest: Ancient religions, Mythology and legends |
1.4 | ✽ | |
| FP | Erotic fiction Use for: stories of an erotic nature that deal explicitly with sexual relationships and themes, that are not primarily a romance story. Use with: INTEREST Qualifier 5X as appropriate. DO NOT USE: with FRX code. See also: FRX Erotic romance |
1.3 | ✽ | |
| FQ | Contemporary lifestyle fiction Class here: romantic comedy, ‘feel good’, ‘up-lit’, ‘slice of life’ fiction. Use for: stories set in the present day or contemporary settings, dealing with realistic everyday themes or lifestyles, usually in a light-hearted, sometimes uplifting, manner |
1.1 | 1.4 | ✽ |
| FR | Romance | |||
| FS | Family life fiction Use for: novels of domestic or small-scale family life, often with a focus on the relationships within a family, but not of the FT* Generational sagas genre. Use with: other F* codes as appropriate. See also: FT Generational sagas |
1.1 | 1.4 | ✽ |
| FT | Generational sagas Class here: family sagas. Use for: genre novels which chronicle the lives and fortunes of a family or a number of related or interconnected families over a period of time and often over generations. These are often part of a sequence of novels. Use with: FR* codes for Romantic sagas or with FV when the historical setting is particularly important. DO NOT USE: for traditional Icelandic or Old Norse sagas. See also: FS Family life fiction |
1.4 | ✽ | |
| FU | Humorous fiction Use for: fiction where humour is the primary aim and feature except prefer genre-specific ‘humorous’ headings where available. Use with: other F* codes as appropriate |
✽ | ||
| FV | Historical fiction Use for: stories set in the past (typically before the writer’s lifetime), where the time period is a significant or essential part of the story and that portray the spirit, manners, and social conditions of that time with realistic detail. Use with: other F* codes as appropriate. Use with: PLACE 1* and/or TIME PERIOD 3* Qualifiers to indicate setting as appropriate. Prefer: genre-specific ‘historical’ headings where available. See also: FFH Historical crime and mysteries, FJH Historical adventure fiction, FMH Historical fantasy, FRH Historical romance |
1.3 | ✽ | |
| FW | Religious and spiritual fiction Use for: fiction designed to promote a particular religious, spiritual or visionary message. Use with: 5PG* values from INTEREST 5* Qualifiers as appropriate, or where unavailable, a QR* or VX* code. Use with: other F* codes, for example FR* for Religious romance novels |
1.3 | ✽ | |
| FX | Fiction: narrative themes Use all FX* codes for: identifying the primary theme of a narrative work, when that theme is not conveyed by the choice of a genre fiction category. Use all FX* codes with: other F* codes indicating genre or type, or with DB*, DC*, DD* or XQ* codes, to indicate the principal underlying narrative theme of a work of fiction. FX* codes can be also be used in conjunction with non-fiction categories to give greater definition to the narrative theme where appropriate. DO NOT USE: FX* codes as the primary or main subject code |
1.1 | 1.4 | ✽ |
| FY | Fiction: special features Use all FY* codes with: other F* code indicating genre or type. FY* codes should not usually be the primary or main subject code |
1.4 | ✽ | |
| FZ | Fiction companions Use for: companion works to popular fiction series or titles, typically uncritical, such as an atlas of a mythical world, a compendium of characters, a guide to the series, etc. Use with: other F* codes indicating genre or type, or with DB*, DC*, DD* or XQ* codes if this work is presented as a poem or a comic book etc. See also: DSR Literary reference works, XR* Graphic novel and comic books: guides and reviews and its subcategories |
1.4 | ✽ |
версия детали
- Знак «многоточие» (…) означает, что категория имеет несколько подкатегорий
- Кликните на названии категории, чтобы увидеть входящие в нее подкатегории
- Наличие отступов указывает на родительские и дочерние категории
- Кликните на значке ✽ или ? чтобы открыть или спрятать заметки с пояснениями
- Осуществляйте поиск по категориям (например, «знаменитость»), используя поле для поиска наверху
- поисковик не различает заглавные и строчные буквы. Она ищет как категории и заметки
- необязательно забивать в поисковик слово полностью (например, достаточно написать «знамен»)
- Вы можете также искать для кодов Thema. Зти поиски должны быть точным (например, «MFGV»)
- Кликните на названии найденной категории, чтобы увидеть ее связь с родительскими и дочерними категориями
- Нажмите на ссылку «Текстовое содержимое» или пустой поиск возвращает вас наверх иерархической системы
- Click on the notation to copy the code to the clipboard