Library of Congress Classification:Class P, subclass PL -- Languages and literatures of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania
Subclass PL: Languages and literatures of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania is a classification used by the Library of Congress Classification system under Class P -- Language and Literature. This article describes subclass PL, which despite its name includes Turkic languages spoken in the Middle East and Central Asia, not in Eastern Asia.
Contents
- PL1–8844..........Languages of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania
- PL1–481..........Ural–Altaic languages
- PL21–396..........Turkic languages
- PL400–431..........Mongolian languages
- PL450–481..........Tungus Manchu languages
- PL(490)–495..........Far Eastern languages and literature
- PL501–889..........Japanese language and literature
- PL501–699..........Japanese language
- PL700–889..........Japanese literature
- PL700–751.5..........History and criticism
- PL752–783..........Collections
- PL784–866..........Individual authors and works
- PL885–889..........Local literature
- PL901–998..........Korean language and literature
- PL901–949..........Korean language
- PL950–998..........Korean literature
- PL950.2–969.5..........History and criticism
- PL969.8–985..........Collections
- PL986–993..........Individual authors and works
- PL997–998..........Local literature
- PL1001–3208..........Chinese language and literature
- PL1001–1960..........Chinese language
- PL2250–3208..........Chinese literature
- PL2250–2443..........History and criticism
- PL2450–2659..........Collections
- PL2661–2979..........Individual authors and works
- PL3030–3208..........Provincial, local, colonial, etc.
- PL3301–3311..........Non-Chinese languages of China
- PL3501–3509..........Non-Aryan languages of India and Southeastern Asia in general
- PL3512..........Malaysian literature
- PL3515..........Singapore literature
- PL3518..........Languages of the Montagnards
- PL3521–4001..........Sino-Tibetan languages
- PL3551–4001..........Tibeto-Burman languages
- PL3561–3801..........Tibeto-Himalayan languages
- PL3601–3775..........Tibetan
- PL3781–3801..........Himalayan languages
- PL3851–4001..........Assam and Burma
- PL3561–3801..........Tibeto-Himalayan languages
- PL3551–4001..........Tibeto-Burman languages
- PL4051–4054..........Karen languages
- PL4070–4074..........Miao–Yao languages
- PL4281–4587..........Austroasiatic languages
- PL4301–4470..........Mon–Khmer (Mon–Annam) languages
- PL4371–4379..........Vietnamese. Annamese
- PL4423–4470..........Bru, Chrau, Khasi, Muong, etc.
- PL4471–4471.5..........Nicobarese
- PL4490–4498..........Chamic languages
- PL4501–4587..........Munda languages (Kolarian languages)
- PL4301–4470..........Mon–Khmer (Mon–Annam) languages
- PL4601–(4890)..........Dravidian languages
- PL5001–7511..........Languages of Oceania
- PL5001–7101..........Austronesian, Papuan, and Australian languages
- PL5051–5497..........Malayan (Indonesian) languages
- PL5501–6135..........Philippine languages
- PL6145–6167..........Taiwan languages
- PL6191–6341..........Micronesian and Melanesian languages
- PL6401–6551..........Polynesian languages
- PL6601–6621..........Papuan languages
- PL7001–7101..........Australian languages
- PL5001–7101..........Austronesian, Papuan, and Australian languages
- PL8000–8844..........African languages and literature
- PL8000–8009..........Languages
- PL8009.5–8014..........Literature
- PL8015–8021..........Languages. By region or country
- PL8024–8027..........Special families of languages
- PL8035–8844..........Special languages (alphabetically)
- PL1–481..........Ural–Altaic languages
Sources
Library of Congress Classification Outline
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