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The Theory and practice of the Dewey Decimal classification system

By: Satija, M.P Publication details: United Kingdom: Chandos Publishing, 2007Edition: 2nd editionDescription: 302pISBN: 978-1843347385Subject(s): geographical areas | Dewey Decimal | ClassificationDDC classification: 025.431

Contents:

1. A brief history of the Dewey Decimal Classification 2. Governance and revision of the DDC 3. Introduction to the text in four volumes 4. Basic plan and structure 5. Subject analysis and locating class numbers 6. Tables and rules for precedence of classes 7. Number-building 8. Use of Table 1 : standard subdivisions 9. Use of Table 2 : geographical areas, historical periods and persons 10. Use of Table 3 : subdivisions for the arts, individual literatures and for literary forms 11. Use of Table 4 and Table 6 : subdivisions of individual languages and their language families 12. Use of Table 5 : ethnic and national groups 13. Multiple synthesis 14. Using the relative index

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	025.431 SAT/T (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		052768

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1. A brief history of the Dewey Decimal Classification
2. Governance and revision of the DDC
3. Introduction to the text in four volumes
4. Basic plan and structure
5. Subject analysis and locating class numbers
6. Tables and rules for precedence of classes
7. Number-building
8. Use of Table 1 : standard subdivisions
9. Use of Table 2 : geographical areas, historical periods and persons
10. Use of Table 3 : subdivisions for the arts, individual literatures and for literary forms
11. Use of Table 4 and Table 6 : subdivisions of individual languages and their language families
12. Use of Table 5 : ethnic and national groups
13. Multiple synthesis
14. Using the relative index

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