German Studies: LC Call Numbers for German Studies

P501-769 Indo-European (Indo-Germanic) philology

PD1-(7159) Germanic

• PD1-780 General
• PD1001-1350 Old Germanic dialects
• PD1101-1211 Gothic

PD1501-(7159) North Germanic. Scandinavian

• PD2201-2393 Old Norse. Old Icelandic and Old Norwegian
• PD2401-2446 Modern Icelandic
• PD(2501)-2999 Norwegian
• PD3001-3929 Danish
• PD5001-5929 Swedish
• PD(6000)-(7159) Scandinavian dialects, Modern

PF1-5999 West Germanic

• PF1-979 Dutch
• PF1001-1184 Flemish
• PF1401-1541 Friesian

PF3001-5999 German

• PF3801-3991 Old High German
• PF3992-4010 Old Saxon
• PF4043-(4350) Middle High German
• PF(4501)-(4596) Early Modern German
• PF5000-5951 Dialects. Provincialism, etc.
• PF5971-5999 Slang. Argot, etc. 

PQ1-3999 French literature

• PQ1-771 History and criticism
• PQ1-150 General
• PQ151-221 Medieval. Old French
• PQ226-310 Modern
• PQ400-491 Poetry
• PQ500-591 Drama
• PQ601-771 Prose and prose fiction
• PQ(781)-841) Folk literature
• PQ845 Juvenile literature
• PQ1100-1297 Collections
• PQ1100-1145 General
• PQ1160-1193 Poetry
• PQ1211-1241 Drama
• PQ1243-1297 Prose
• PQ1300-1595 Old French literature:
  • Encompasses Old French literature to ca. 1500/1550
• PQ1300-1391 Collections:
  • Individual authors and works
• PQ1411-1545 To 1350/1400
• PQ1551-1595 (14th-) 15th century (to ca. 1525)
• PQ1600-2726 Modern literature
  • Individual authors
• PQ1600-1709 16th century
• PQ1710-1935 17th century
• PQ1947-2147 18th century
• PQ2149-2551 19th century
• PQ2600-2651 1900-1960
• PQ2660-2686 1961-2000
• PQ2700-2726 2001-
• PQ3800-3999 Provincial, local, colonial, etc. -- This area includes Francophone literature around the world.