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Weine
Classification Scheme Documents
The Weine Classification Scheme, originally developed by Judaica librarian
Mae Weine in the 1960s, is based on the Dewey Decimal Classification
system and is intended to assist primarily small Judaica libraries organize
their collections. It can be modified or extended by individual libraries
to suit their needs. Many members of the Synagogue, School, and Center
Division (SSC) of AJL use the Weine system. Contact
Joan Gremont, library director at the Jewish Federation of Greater
Dallas, for more information about the Weine user's group.
The following Word documents are available free of charge to AJL members
to download and modify as needed:
Weine
Classification Scheme, 8th ed., 1995
Relative index to the
Weine Classification Scheme, 3rd ed., 1995
Directions
for Use of the Relative Index, 3rd ed., 1996
Introduction
to Weine subject headings, rev. ed., 1999
Weine subject headings, rev. ed., 1999
Weine subject
headings, 2000
Non-AJL members may purchase most of these documents. Prepayment is
required. To place an order, fill out the order
form and include your check.
Anyone using the Weine system is invited to join the Weine Users discussion group hosted by Google.
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