[LM_NET] Shakespeare's call number

[Diane VanGorden <vangordend@BAKER.K12.MT.US>]

Friends

 

The SITUATION:

My library has some new Shakespeare books (individual titles from the
Folger Shakespeare Library & Bloom's Shakespeare Library).

When I was doing my copy-cat from CatExpress (OCLC), I noticed that some
have a call number of 822.3 and other have an 822.33.  Checking my 12th
ed. Abridged Dewey, it lists 822.3 for Shakespeare.

 

The QUESTION

Could someone with a newer (or unabridged version) of Dewey tell me
which number I should be using (.3 or .33)

 

(I plan on keeping the play and the commentary together by using the 822
number and the first word of the title as the cutter (instead of
Shakespeare.)

 

Thanks so much!

 

~ VAN

Diane Van Gorden, Librarian

Baker High School

Baker Middle School

PO Box 659

Baker, MT  59313-0659

 

voice 406-778-3329

fax 406-778-2785

email: vangordend @ baker.k12.mt.us

 

books.  cats.  quilts.  life is good!

 


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