To browse books pertaining to Sociology, refer to the following Library of Congress Classification (LCC) subclasses. These codes mark the beginning of the call number on each book’s spine and help you locate materials on the shelves by subject.
| Subclass | Subject |
|---|---|
| HM(1)-1281 | Sociology |
| HM435-477 | History of sociology. History of sociological theory |
| HM461-473 | Schools of sociology. Schools of social thought |
| HM481-554 | Theory. Method. Relations to other subjects |
| HM621-656 | Culture |
| HM661-696 | Social control |
| HM701 | Social systems |
| HM706 | Social structure |
| HM711-806 | Groups and organizations |
| HM756-781 | Community |
| HM786-806 | Organizational sociology. Organization theory |
| HM811-821 | Deviant behavior. Social deviance |
| HM826 | Social institutions |
| HM831-901 | Social change |
| HM1001-1281 | Social psychology |
| HM1041-1101 | Social perception. Social cognition (Including perception of the self and others, prejudices, stereotype) |
| HM1106-1171 | Interpersonal relations. Social behavior |
| HM1176-1281 | Social influence. Social pressure |
| HN1-995 | Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform |
| HN30-39 | The church and social problems |
| HN41-46 | Community centers. Social centers |
| HN50-995 | By region or country |
| HQ1-2044 | The Family. Marriage. Women |
| HQ12-449 | Sexual life |
| HQ450-472 | Erotica |
| HQ503-1064 | The family. Marriage. Home |
| HQ1073-1073.5 | Thanatology. Death. Dying |
| HQ1075-1075.5 | Sex role |
| HQ1088-1090.7 | Men |
| HQ1101-2030.7 | Women. Feminism |
| HQ2035-2039 | Life skills. Coping skills. Everyday living skills |
| HQ2042-2044 | Life style |
| HT51-1595 | Communities. Classes. Races |
| HT51-65 | Human settlements. Communities |
| HT101-395 | Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology |
| HT401-485 | Rural groups. Rural sociology |
| HT601-1445 | Classes |
| HT1501-1595 | Races |
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