book section
C3370
concept
A book section is a distinct, thematically cohesive subdivision of a book that groups related chapters or content under a common heading or purpose.
All labels observed (30)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| book section canonical | 319 |
| poem section | 29 |
| literary work section | 25 |
| novel section | 21 |
| section of a philosophical work | 16 |
| section of a book | 14 |
| section of a novel | 9 |
| rule subsection | 7 |
| philosophical book section | 6 |
| program section | 4 |
| bookSection | 2 |
| concluding section | 2 |
| grimoire section | 2 |
| part of a book | 2 |
| part of book | 2 |
| poetry book section | 2 |
| section of La Comédie humaine | 2 |
| section of catechism | 2 |
| section of the Zohar | 2 |
| Buchabschnitt | 1 |
| code section | 1 |
| coloring book section | 1 |
| front-of-the-book section | 1 |
| literary work cycle section | 1 |
| literaryWorkSection | 1 |
| major section of a book | 1 |
| mathematics text section | 1 |
| section of a final report | 1 |
| section of a larger work | 1 |
| section of the Book of Isaiah | 1 |
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Instruction
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Input
Class: book section
Generated description
A book section is a distinct, thematically cohesive subdivision of a book that groups related chapters or content under a common heading or purpose.
Instances (469)
| Instance | Via concept surface |
|---|---|
| Canto VI | poem section |
|
Book II
surface form:
Book II (section of Clarel)
|
poem section |
| Of a Christian Commonwealth | — |
| Lupercalia and Other Poems (US edition selection context) | — |
| Histoire naturelle | — |
| Part IV: Of Human Bondage, or the Strength of the Affects | section of a philosophical work |
|
Book I
surface form:
Book I (The Social Contract)
|
— |
|
Book III
surface form:
Book III (Institutes of Justinian)
|
— |
|
Book III
surface form:
Book III (The Social Contract)
|
— |
| Book I: Fundamental Ideas | — |
| Book II: Fundamental Theorems | — |
| Book III: Induction and Analogy | — |
|
Book IV
surface form:
Book IV (The Social Contract)
|
— |
|
“Analyzing Institutional Change”
surface form:
Analyzing Institutional Change
|
bookSection |
|
Book I
surface form:
Book I (An Essay Concerning Human Understanding)
|
— |
| Transcendental Analytic | part of a book |
| Book One | novel section |
| Book Two | novel section |
|
Book I
surface form:
Book I (Herodotus, Histories)
|
— |
|
Book II
surface form:
Book II (An Essay Concerning Human Understanding)
|
— |
| Book III | — |
| Misery | section of catechism |
| Ars Paulina | grimoire section |
| Ars Almadel | grimoire section |
| Shaar Avodat Elokim | section of a book |
| Book IV | — |
|
meditations on memory
surface form:
Meditations on Memory
|
section of a book |
| Book One: Et in Arcadia Ego | — |
| Book Three: A Twitch upon the Thread | — |
| Book I: Proem | — |
| Book II: The Ancient Monk | — |
| Book III: The Modern Worker | — |
| Book IV: Horoscope | — |
|
“Raid”
surface form:
Raid
|
novel section |
| The Problem | — |
| The Religious Foundations of Worldly Asceticism | — |
| Vita Activa and the Human Condition | section of a philosophical work |
| The Public and the Private Realm | — |
| The Vita Activa and the Modern Age | — |
| Caput I | poem section |
| Liber Quartus | — |
|
Book IV
surface form:
Book IV (The Faerie Queene)
|
poem section |
|
Canto II
surface form:
Canto II (The Rape of the Lock)
|
poem section |
| Book I | — |
|
Book II
surface form:
Book II (Joseph Andrews)
|
— |
|
Book III
surface form:
Book III (Joseph Andrews)
|
— |
| Book IV | — |
| Canto V | poem section |
| Scènes de la vie parisienne | section of La Comédie humaine |
| Part I: Writing Before the Letter | — |