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A Feminist Companion to Shakespeare edited by Dympna Callaghan 822.33 Sh1D F329c
The First Folio of Shakespeare 822.33 Sh1I S527f
Shakespeare Survey - An annual survey of Shakespearian study and production. 822.33 Sh1D S527s
Shakespeare's Plays in Quarto: A Facsimile Edition of Copies Primarily from the Henry E. Huntington Library 822.33 Sh1I S527s
Fun fact: Shakespeare is the only author who has his own Dewey Decimal classification! Shakespeare's call numbers are in the following format: 822.33 Sh1D ("D" representing the classification from the table listed below).
Browsing Area 822.33 Sh1_
A - Authorship controversies
B - Biography
D - Critical appraisal (critical appraisal of individual works cataloged in O-Z)
E - Textual criticism (textual criticism of individual works cataloged in O-Z)
F - Sources, allusions, learning
G - Societies, concordances, miscellany
H - Quotations, condensations, adaptations
I - Complete works in English without notes
J - Complete works in English with notes
K - Complete works in translation
L - Partial collections in English without notes
M - Partial collections in English with notes
N - Partial collections in translation
O-R - Comedies
O1-2 - All's well that ends well
O3-4 - As you like it
O5-6 - The comedy of errors
O7-8 - Love's labour's lost
P1-2 - Measure for measure
P3-4 - The merchant of Venice
P5-6 - The merry wives of Windsor
P7-8 - A midsummer night's dream
Q1-2 - Much ado about nothing
Q3-4 - The taming of the shrew
Q5-6 - The tempest
Q7-8 - Twelfth night
R1-2 - The two gentlemen of Verona
R3-4 - The winter's tale
S-V - Tragedies
S1-2 - Antony and Cleopatra
S3-4 - Coriolanus
S5-6 - Cymbeline
S7-8 - Hamlet
T1-2 - Julius Caesar
T3-4 - King Lear
T5-6 - Macbeth
T7-8 - Othello
U1-2 - Pericles
U3-4 - Romeo and Juliet
U5-6 - Timon of Athens
U7-8 - Titus Andronicus
V1-2 - Troilus and Cressida
W-X - Histories
W1-2 - Henry IV, parts 1-2
W3-4 - Henry V
W5-6 - Henry VI, parts 1-3
W7-8 - Henry VIII
X1-2 King John
X3-4 - Richard II
X5-6 - Richard III
Y - Poems
Y1-2 - General works
Y3-4 - Venus and Adonis
Y5-6 - The rape of Lucrece
Y7-8 - Sonnets
Z - Spurious and doubtful works
