I would also look to standard works on religious literature. For early Christian literature, works on patrology by Altaner and Quasten would be a good start. Gene Fieg On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 12:31 PM, Young, Janis <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > *[This message is being cross-posted to multiple lists. Please excuse the > duplication.]* > > > > > > The Policy and Standards Division (PSD) of the Library of Congress has > been developing *Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and > Archival Materials* (LCGFT) since 2007, and in 2015 added terms for > literary and religious works, as well as “general” terms that cross > disciplines (e.g., *Encyclopedias*). > > > > PSD is now accepting proposals for new and revised genre/form terms in the > disciplines of literature and religion, as well as proposals for “general” > terms. Proposals in the areas of cartography, law, moving images, and > radio programs also continue to be accepted. > > > > Terms for musical works were also added to LCGFT in 2015, but issues with > a small number of terms suggested by Music Library Association’s Form/Genre > Task Force await resolution. Proposals for those terms will be published > and approved on Tentative Lists according to the standard practice. > > > > Neither SACO nor LC proposals for new and revised genre/form terms for > music are being accepted at this time. > > > > Questions and comments about LCGFT may be addressed to Janis L. Young at > [log in to unmask] > > >