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fine, decorative, literary, performing, recreational arts Including special topics in the arts  \nClass here conceptual art, fine and decorative arts, government policy on the arts, plastic arts (visual arts), visual arts  \nClass plastic arts when limited to the three-dimensional arts in 730 For book arts, see 686; for literature, see 800  \nSUMMARY  \n700.1–.9 Standard subdivisions ofthe arts  \n701–709 Standard subdivisions of fine and decorative arts and iconography  \n710 Area planning and landscape architecture  \n720 Architecture  \n730 Sculpture and related arts  \n740 Graphic arts and decorative arts  \n750 Painting and paintings  \n760 Printmaking and prints  \n770 Photography, computer art, cinematography, videography  \n780 Music  \n790 Recreational and performing arts  \n> 700.1–700.9 Standard subdivisions ofthe arts  \nUse this standard subdivision span for material that includes two or more of the fine and decorative arts and one or more of the other arts, e.g., a work about a painter who is also a sculptor and a poet 700.92. If only one fine or decorative art and one of the other arts is involved, class in the number coming first in the schedule, e.g., a United States painter and poet 759.13  \nClass comprehensive works in 700  \n.1 Philosophy and theory ofthe arts  \nIncluding effects of social conditions and factors on the arts; effects of humanities on the arts; effects of science and technology on the arts; effects of other concepts on the arts  \nClass here effects of other topics on the arts  \n.2 Miscellany  \n.285 Computer applications  \nClass here computers used as a technique to support traditional techniques in the arts  \nClass computer art in 776  \nSee Manual at 776 vs. 006.5–006.7  \n.3–.8 Standard subdivisions ofthe arts  \n.9 History, geographic treatment, biography ofthe arts  \n.92 Biography  \nClass here the works themselves and critical appraisal and description of works of an artist or artists  \nSee Manual at 700.92  \n> 701–708 Standard subdivisions of fine and decorative arts  \nOther than history, geographic treatment, biography  \nClass standard subdivisions of specific schools, styles, periods of development in 709.01–709.05; class comprehensive works in 700  \n701 Philosophy and theory of fine and decorative arts  \nIncluding appreciative aspects, inherent features  \nClass here effects of other topics on the arts  \nClass works of critical appraisal in 709; class interdisciplinary works in 111  \n702 Miscellany of fine and decorative arts  \n.8 Auxiliary techniques and procedures; apparatus, equipment, materials  \nNotation 028 from Table 1 as modified below  \nIncluding testing and measurement, use of artists’ models; techniques of reproduction, execution, identification  \nClass here basic techniques and procedures  \n.81 Mixed-media and composites  \nIncluding artists’ books; performance art  \nClass finished works of mixed-media and composite art in 709; class decoupage in 745.54; class two-dimensional mixed-media art or compositesin 740  \n.85 Computer applications  \nClass here computers used as a technique to support traditional techniques in fine and decorative arts  \nClass computer art in 776  \nSee Manual at 776 vs. 006.5–006.7  \n.9 Commercial miscellany  \nClass auction and sales catalogs in which an exhibition is involved in 707.4  \n703 Dictionaries, encyclopedias, concordances of fine and decorative arts  \n704 Special topics in fine and decorative arts  \nIncluding groups of people  \nClass ethnic and national groups in 704.03  \n.03 Ethnic and national groups  \nClass people by gender or sex of a specific ethnic or national group, groups of miscellaneous specific groups of people of a specific ethnic or national group in 704; class ethnic and national groups in places where they predominate in 709.1–709.9; class description, critical appraisal, works, biography of artists as individuals in 709.2  \n.9 Ico","cbCainaHL6iPLaJK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainaHL6iPLaJK","pdf",334091,97,"English","# 700 The arts\n## Standard subdivisions of the arts (700.1–700.9)\n## Fine and decorative arts and iconography (701–709)\n## Area planning and landscape architecture (710)\n## Architecture (720)\n## Sculpture and related arts (730)\n## Graphic arts and decorative arts (740)\n## Painting and paintings (750)\n## Printmaking and prints (760)\n## Photography, computer art, cinematography, videography (770)\n## Music (780)\n## Recreational and performing arts (790)\n## Philosophy and theory of the arts (700.1)\n## Miscellany and auxiliary techniques (700.2, 700.8)\n## History and biography of the arts (700.9)\n## Biography (700.92)\n## Galleries, museums, and private collections (708)\n## Geographic treatment for 708.1–708.9","[{\"question\":\"What does 700 cover in the arts classification scheme?\",\"answer\":\"700 covers the arts broadly, including fine, decorative, literary, performing, and recreational arts, with emphasis on classification of works and critical appraisal approaches.\"},{\"question\":\"How are standard subdivisions of the arts (700.1–700.9) used?\",\"answer\":\"Use the 700.1–700.9 span for materials that include two or more fine and decorative arts along with one or more other arts, and apply the listed sub-spans accordingly.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics fall under 700.1 philosophy and theory of the arts?\",\"answer\":\"700.1 includes philosophy and theory, including effects of social conditions and humanities on the arts, and also effects of science and technology and other concepts on the arts.\"}]","700 - The arts - Standard subdivisions of the arts | PDF",244]