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Below are systems for browsing subject names. These can be used to quickly become familiar with topic areas, their scope, their structure, and their vocabulary. They can also help find a subject even when its name is unknown to the reader. Overviews Overview – basic outline of knowledge divided into 12 major subject branches Outlines – each breaks its subject down into branches and levels. Together they form a massive outline of knowledge. List of academic disciplines – outline of knowledge divided by field of study Lists Wikipedia has thousands more topic lists; some even are lists of other lists. Lists – of related articles · Category:Lists Two of the broadest list collections are: Lists of countries and territories and many lists by country Lists of people including by nationality and by occupation Alphabetical indexes Alphabetical indexes are the exceptions to the topical section rule. Portal:Contents/Indexes – Indexes of articles, by subject, alphabetized. Complete alphabetical index – pages sorted by the first two letters of the title, e.g., "Aa Ab Ac Ad..." Special:Categories – every category listed alphabetically Outlines Outlines are subject overviews in structured lists that show how topics are related to each other. Outlines · Category:Outlines Timelines Timelines list articles chronologically. The top-level timelines and timeline sets are: List of timelines – historical timelines, arranged by subject. Find more in Category:Timelines List of centuries – (e.g., 20th century) List of decades – (e.g., 1910s) List of historical anniversaries – (e.g., today) 2024 – major events this year Portal:Current events – featured current events and related project activities Recent deaths – lists notable people who died not long ago Category:Graphical timelines – graphical timelines in the category and subcategories, arranged alphabetically Featured content Featured content is the best Wikipedia has to offer, via vigorous peer review. Presented by type: Featured articles · Featured lists · Featured pictures · Featured portals · Featured sounds · Featured topics Spoken articles Growing collections of Wikipedia articles are available as spoken word recordings. Spoken articles · Category:Spoken articles Wikipedia books Wikipedia books are collections of Wikipedia articles that can be viewed, downloaded, or printed into a book. Category:Wikipedia books (community books) – alphabetical list of the books Category:Wikipedia books – categorized by topic Portals A portal introduces the reader to a subject by presenting images, categories and excerpts of key articles. Portals also guide editing by providing to-do lists. Portals · Category:Portals Categorical indexes Wikipedia's category system is generated from category tags at the bottom of articles and other pages. The top-level pages are: Categories – an index of major categories, arranged by subject (because this page is crafted by hand, it is an exception to the category autogeneration rule) Category:Articles – the category in which all article category systems are located Category:Wikipedia categories – pages and categories which themselves specifically relate to categories Category:Contents – the highest level or "root" category in Wikipedia – its subcategories contain various types of encyclopedic content, content that assists with the navigation of the encyclopedia, as well as pages related to the maintenance of the encyclopedia – its autogenerated entries are listed at the bottom of the page Category:Fundamental categories – the category containing the most fundamental ontological categories, such that every article category system can reasonably be expected to be within it Wikipedia's other broad categorical indices are: List of Dewey Decimal classes – top two levels of this library classification system, linked to Wikipedia articles Library of Congress Classification – LCC subjects linked to Wikipedia articles Outline of Roget's Thesaurus – articles organised into a system based on six classes, with thousands of branches, following Roget's system Glossaries Glossaries are lists of terms with definitions. Glossaries · Category:Glossaries