Classification: Its Kinds, Elements, Systems and ApplicationsThis handbook provides a comprehensive overview of the precepts & practices of classification. In the first of two sections, the fundamentals of classification such as "logical liaison" are addressed. Further essays treat classification methods within specific disciplines, such as science & philosophy. The remainder of the book concentrates on bibliographic classification schemes & their applications, such as searching, catalogs, reference works & computers. Each section contains a bibliography & a glossary of major terms. |
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