SLPL Central: Religion and Social Sciences...

News about the "CI-Adult" location where you'll find books (with Dewey Call numbers from 000.01 -- 339.99) and magazines and databases with information about libraries, COMPUTER programs/devices, journalism, occult and PARANORMAL topics, philosophy, ethics, psychology/SELF-HELP, RELIGION, social groups/"...ISMS", civil & human rights, POLITICS, economics and more. Take a look at the tabs listing new books or link to some great websites about SS room topics. Welcome!

Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Visit the new(ish) SLPL catalog at slpl.org!

That is where you will find all post-November 2016 blog posts for the St. Louis Public Library Social Sciences room (& all other SLPL blog posts). Here is a link to our blog: http://www.slpl.org/author/philosophyreligionsocialsciences/

Or come visit us in person at beautiful Central Library - there are always new books (& great old books) & periodicals to explore. & please be sure to follow us on twitter: @SLPLsocsci. Happy New Year!

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WHERE DEWEY FIND NONFICTION @ CENTRAL LIBRARY?

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In the early days of library science in America, Melvil Dewey began assigning numbers to the various subjects of nonfiction books so people could find books about similar topics close to each other in the library. His not-so-secret classification code--the Dewey Decimal System-- has been used to arrange books on the shelves of many public libraries in the U.S. ever since.
At Central Library, books with Dewey numbers starting with 000.01 -- 339.99 are located here on the 2nd floor of the library directly east of the Great Hall. (The Library's Grants & Foundation Center is also nestled on its own shelves available to the public in this room --see slplgfcnews.blogspot.com.) Melville Dewey assigned low numbers to these subjects because he considered them basic starting points for understanding the concepts and human interactions that affect our lives.
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Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Visit the new(ish) SLPL catalog at slpl.org!

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