"Minor" literatures, on the other hand, tend to be combined with their respective languages. For example, Catalan literature is catalogued in PC, with the Catalan language.
| Schedule | Language and/or literature | |
| P | Language and literature combined: philology; language in general: linguistics; Communication and mass media | |
| PA | Classical languages and literature | |
| PA Supplement | Mediaeval and modern Greek and Latin languages and literatures | |
| PB | Gaelic languages and literatures | |
| PC | Romance languages; Catalan, Provençal, and Romanian literatures | |
| PE | English language | |
| PF | Germanic languages other than English | |
| PG | Slavic languages and literatures | |
| PH | Finno-Ugrian and Basque languages and literatures | |
| PJ | Oriental languages and literatures:
Semitic, other non-Indo-European Middle Eastern, Ethiopian | |
| PK | Indo-Iranian languages and literatures | |
| PL | East Asian, African, and Oceanian languages and literatures | |
| PM | American Indian languages and literatures;
artificial languages and literatures (e.g., Esperanto texts) | |
| PN | Literature in general -- does not include individual literary authors; "Quasi-literature": theatre, film, journalism | |
| PQ | Romance literatures in: French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese | |
| PR | English-language literatures other than U.S. literature | |
| PS | U.S. literature | |
| PT | Germanic literatures: German; Dutch, Flemish, and Afrikaans; Scandinavian | |
| PZ | Children's literature |
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