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Bliss Bibliographic Classification (BBC) divides recorded knowledge into 21 main classes, which are further divided into subclasses. The 21 main classes are:
- Philosophy and Psychology
- Religion
- Social Sciences
- Language and Literature
- Pure Science
- Applied Science
- Fine Arts
- Practical Arts
- Recreations
- Generalities
- History
- Geography
- Biography
- Natural History
- Social Sciences (continued)
- Language and Literature (continued)
- Science (continued)
- Applied Science (continued)
- Practical Arts (continued)
- Fine Arts (continued)
- Literature (continued)
Each of these main classes is further divided into subclasses using decimal numbers. For example, class 5 (Pure Science) is divided into subclasses 5.1-5.9, which represent different areas of science. Similarly, class 15 (Social Sciences (continued)) is divided into subclasses 15.1-15.9, which represent different areas of the social sciences.