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- NT1 QD ↓ Philosophy ►▼
- NT2 QDH ↓ History of philosophy, philosophical traditions ►▼
- NT3 QDHA ↓ Ancient philosophy
- NT3 QDHC ↓ East Asian & Indian philosophy ►▼
- NT4 QDHC2 ↓ Yoga (as a philosophy)
- NT3 QDHF ↓ Medieval philosophy
- NT3 QDHH ↓ Humanist philosophy
- NT3 QDHK ↓ Islamic & Arab philosophy
- NT3 QDHM ↓ Western philosophy: Enlightenment
- NT3 QDHR ↓ Modern philosophy: since c 1800 ►▼
- NT4 QDHR1 ↓ Idealism
- NT4 QDHR3 ↓ Pragmatism
- NT4 QDHR5 ↓ Phenomenology & Existentialism
- NT4 QDHR7 ↓ Structuralism & Post-structuralism
- NT4 QDHR9 ↓ Analytical philosophy & Logical Positivism
- NT2 QDT ↓ Topics in philosophy ►▼
- NT3 QDTJ ↓ Philosophy: metaphysics & ontology
- NT3 QDTK ↓ Philosophy: epistemology & theory of knowledge
- NT3 QDTL ↓ Philosophy: logic
- NT3 QDTM ↓ Philosophy of mind
- NT3 QDTN ↓ Philosophy: aesthetics
- NT3 QDTQ ↓ Ethics & moral philosophy
- NT3 QDTS ↓ Social & political philosophy
- NT2 QDX ↓ Popular philosophy
- NT2 QDH ↓ History of philosophy, philosophical traditions ►▼
- NT1 QR ↓ Religion & beliefs ►▼
- NT2 QRA ↓ Religion: general ►▼
- NT3 QRAB ↓ Philosophy of religion ►▼
- NT4 QRAB1 ↓ Nature & existence of God
- NT3 QRAC ↓ Comparative religion
- NT3 QRAF ↓ Interfaith relations
- NT3 QRAM ↓ Religious issues & debates ►▼
- NT4 QRAM1 ↓ Religious ethics
- NT4 QRAM2 ↓ Religion & politics
- NT4 QRAM3 ↓ Religion & science
- NT4 QRAM6 ↓ Religious fundamentalism
- NT4 QRAM7 ↓ Blasphemy, heresy, apostasy
- NT4 QRAM9 ↓ Religious intolerance & persecution
- NT3 QRAX ↓ History of religion
- NT3 QRAB ↓ Philosophy of religion ►▼
- NT2 QRD ↓ Hinduism ►▼
- NT3 QRDB ↓ Hinduism: branches & groups
- NT3 QRDF ↓ Hindu sacred texts ►▼
- NT4 QRDF1 ↓ Hindu texts: Vedas, Upanishads
- NT4 QRDF2 ↓ Hindu texts: Bhagavad Gita
- NT3 QRDP ↓ Hindu life & practice
- NT2 QRF ↓ Buddhism ►▼
- NT3 QRFB ↓ Buddhism: branches & groups ►▼
- NT4 QRFB1 ↓ Theravada Buddhism
- NT4 QRFB2 ↓ Mahayana Buddhism ►
- NT3 QRFF ↓ Buddhist sacred texts
- NT3 QRFP ↓ Buddhist life & practice
- NT3 QRFB ↓ Buddhism: branches & groups ►▼
- NT2 QRJ ↓ Judaism ►▼
- NT3 QRJB ↓ Judaism: branches & groups ►▼
- NT4 QRJB1 ↓ Orthodox Judaism
- NT4 QRJB3 ↓ Liberal & Reform Judaism
- NT3 QRJF ↓ Judaism: sacred texts ►▼
- NT4 QRJF1 ↓ Jewish texts: Tanakh, Torah, Nevi’im, Ketuvim
- NT4 QRJF5 ↓ Rabbinic literature
- NT3 QRJP ↓ Judaism: life & practice
- NT3 QRJB ↓ Judaism: branches & groups ►▼
- NT2 QRM ↓ Christianity ►▼
- NT3 QRMB ↓ Christian Churches, denominations, groups ►▼
- NT4 QRMB1 ↓ Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church
- NT4 QRMB2 ↓ Orthodox & Oriental Orthodox Churches
- NT4 QRMB3 ↓ Protestantism & Protestant Churches ►
- NT4 QRMB5 ↓ Denominations of American origin
- NT4 QRMB8 ↓ Christian & quasi-Christian cults & sects
- NT4 QRMB9 ↓ Ecumenism
- NT3 QRMF ↓ Christianity: sacred texts ►▼
- NT3 QRMP ↓ Christian life & practice ►▼
- NT4 QRMP1 ↓ Christian sacraments
- NT3 QRMB ↓ Christian Churches, denominations, groups ►▼
- NT2 QRP ↓ Islam ►▼
- NT3 QRPB ↓ Islam: branches & groups ►▼
- NT4 QRPB1 ↓ Islamic groups: Sunni, Alsalaf
- NT4 QRPB2 ↓ Islamic groups: Khawarij, Kharijite
- NT4 QRPB3 ↓ Islamic groups: Shi’ah, Shi’ite
- NT4 QRPB4 ↓ Islamic groups: Sufis
- NT3 QRPF ↓ Islamic sacred texts ►▼
- NT4 QRPF1 ↓ The Koran (Qur’an)
- NT3 QRPP ↓ Islamic life & practice
- NT3 QRPB ↓ Islam: branches & groups ►▼
- NT2 QRR ↓ Other World religions ►▼
- NT3 QRRB ↓ Baha’i
- NT3 QRRC ↓ Jainism
- NT3 QRRD ↓ Sikhism
- NT3 QRRF ↓ Zoroastrianism
- NT3 QRRL ↓ East Asian religions ►▼
- NT4 QRRL1 ↓ Confucianism
- NT4 QRRL3 ↓ Shintoism
- NT4 QRRL5 ↓ Taoism
- NT4 QRRL6 ↓ Chinese folk religion
- NT3 QRRM ↓ Afro-American religions
- NT3 QRRN ↓ Traditional African religions & mythologies
- NT3 QRRT ↓ Tribal religions
- NT2 QRS ↓ Ancient religions & mythologies ►▼
- NT3 QRSA ↓ Ancient Egyptian religion & mythology
- NT3 QRSG ↓ Ancient Greek religion & mythology
- NT3 QRSL ↓ Roman religion & mythology
- NT3 QRST ↓ Celtic religion & mythology
- NT3 QRSW ↓ Norse religion & mythology
- NT2 QRV ↓ Aspects of religion ►▼
- NT3 QRVA ↓ Sacred texts
- NT3 QRVC ↓ Criticism & exegesis of sacred texts
- NT3 QRVG ↓ Theology
- NT3 QRVH ↓ Sermons
- NT3 QRVJ ↓ Prayers & liturgical material ►▼
- NT4 QRVJ1 ↓ Worship, rites & ceremonies
- NT4 QRVJ2 ↓ Prayer & prayerbooks
- NT4 QRVJ3 ↓ Devotional material
- NT3 QRVK ↓ Spirituality & religious experience ►▼
- NT4 QRVK2 ↓ Mysticism
- NT4 QRVK4 ↓ Miracles, apparitions & religious phenomena
- NT3 QRVP ↓ Religious life & practice ►▼
- NT4 QRVP1 ↓ Pilgrimage
- NT4 QRVP2 ↓ Religious Festivals
- NT4 QRVP3 ↓ Religious instruction
- NT4 QRVP4 ↓ Fasting & abstinence
- NT4 QRVP5 ↓ Religious counselling
- NT4 QRVP7 ↓ Religious aspects of sexuality, gender & relationships
- NT3 QRVS ↓ Religious institutions & organizations ►▼
- NT4 QRVS1 ↓ Religious & spiritual figures
- NT4 QRVS2 ↓ Religious social & pastoral thought & activity
- NT4 QRVS3 ↓ Religious ministry
- NT4 QRVS4 ↓ Religious mission & conversion
- NT4 QRVS5 ↓ Religious communities & monasticism
- NT3 QRVX ↓ Personal religious testimony & popular inspirational works
- NT2 QRY ↓ Alternative belief systems ►▼
- NT3 QRYA ↓ Humanist & secular alternatives to religion ►▼
- NT4 QRYA5 ↓ Agnosticism & atheism
- NT3 QRYC ↓ Eclectic & esoteric religions & belief systems ►▼
- NT4 QRYC1 ↓ Gnosticism
- NT4 QRYC5 ↓ Theosophy & Anthroposophy
- NT3 QRYM ↓ Contemporary non-Christian & para-Christian cults & sects ►▼
- NT4 QRYM2 ↓ Spiritualism
- NT3 QRYX ↓ Occult studies ►▼
- NT4 QRYX2 ↓ Magic, alchemy & hermetic thought
- NT4 QRYX5 ↓ Witchcraft
- NT4 QRYX9 ↓ Satanism & demonology
- NT3 QRYA ↓ Humanist & secular alternatives to religion ►▼
- NT2 QRA ↓ Religion: general ►▼
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