Genre / Form Searches of the ASU Library Catalog

This guide provides an alphabetical listing of the terms within the 2021 edition of the Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and Archival Materials (LCGFT) for which there is one or more matching records in the ASU Library Catalog..

Index to This Guide

3-D films, Abridgments -- By-laws

Cadastral maps -- Cyberpunk fiction

Dance drama -- Exploitation films

Fables -- Hymns

Iambic poetry -- Lyric poetry

Macaronic verse -- Nursery rhymes

Obituaries -- Puzzles and games

Quadrangle maps -- Rumbas (Music)

Sabbath music -- Synagogue music

Tables (Data) -- Vọng cố

Wall charts -- Zoological surveys

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