Svenonius Elaine The intellectual foundation of information organization

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������� : �������� Svenonius, Elaine. The intellectual foundation of information organization / Elaine Svenonius. — Cambridge, Mass. ; London : MIT Press, c 2000. xiv, 255 p. ; 24 cm. — (Digital libraries and electronic publishing). Contents: 1. Information Organization — 2. Bibliographic Objectives — 3. Bibliographic Entities — 4. Bibliographic Languages — 5. Principles of Description — 6. Work Languages — 7. Document Languages — 8. Subject Languages: Introduction, Vocabulary Selection, and Classification — 9. Subject Languages: Referential and Relational Semantics — 10. Subject-Language Syntax. 1. Information organization. 2. Bibliography—Methodology. 3. Cataloging. 5

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��������� Standards for cataloging , classification : ● Anglo-American cataloguing rules (2002) ● Library of Congress subject headings Subject cataloging manual: subject headings and Free-floating subdivisions, all issued by the Library of Congress (1996, 1999, 2003; ( ● Lists of subject headings and thesauri – Medical subject headings (National Library of Medicine 1999) – ERIC thesaurus (Educational Resources Information Center) – Art and architecture thesaurus (1994); ● Library classification schemes – Dewey decimal classification) Dewey 1996 ( – Library of Congress classification) Library of Congress 2004( – Universal decimal classification) British Standards Institution 1961 , ( – Bliss classification(1997) ● A. L. A. filing rules (American Library Association 1980) Library of Congress filing rules (Library of Congress 1980). 15