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1. Cataloguing and Classification

描述:
The overall scope of this book is to introduce the reader to descriptive cataloguing, classification and subject access, which deal with the description of the physical and the intellectual properties of library holdings. The book presents the prac tices of bibliographic control and focuses on cataloguing and classification codes and discusses their evolution and technical details. The different structures of library cat alogues and the principles they are based on are also analysed. With step-by-step real-world examples and practice material the book provides a practical perspective on the topics discussed. Thus, although primarily a textbook, it serves also as a workbook. This makes it ideal for students of library and information science and for practitioners who wish to acquire or strengthen practical skills in cataloguing and classification. Web references are included at the end of each chapter to help the reader to locate additional information.
关键词:
Classification and Cataloguing
学科:
Classification and Cataloguing
创造者:
Fotis Lazarinis
Owner:
main.22002103@cnu.edu.ph
出版者:
Elsevier Ltd. and Chandos Publishing
语言:
English
日期上传:
10/09/2025
修改日期:
10/09/2025
创建日期:
2015
权:
In Copyright
执照:
Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0
Resource Type:
Book
识别码:
ISBN: 978-0-08-100161-5
Access Right:
This book and the individual contributions contained in it are protected under copyright by the Publisher (other than as may be noted herein).
Rights Notes:
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