Kumar, Krishan <br/><br/>
Theory of Classification 

 - 4th rev. ed. 
 - New Delhi:  Vikas Publishing House,  1998. 
 - 560p. 
<br/><br/>1. Need and Purpose<br/>2. Basic Concepts and Terminology<br/>3. Introduction to Major Schemes of Classification<br/>4. Species of Schemes for Classification of Subjects<br/>5. Evolution of Theory of Library Classification<br/>6. Laws of Library Science gmd Basic Laws<br/>7. Canons for Idea Plane<br/>8. Canons for Verbal Flhne<br/>9. Notational System<br/>10. Canons for Notational Plane<br/>11. Mnemonics<br/>12. Planes of Work<br/>13. Formation, Structure and Developments of Subjects<br/>14. Devices<br/>15. Postulational Approach<br/>16. Categories<br/>17. Common and Special Isolates<br/>18. Space Isolates<br/>19. Time Isolates<br/>20. Indicator Digits<br/>21. Phase Relation<br/>22. Book Number and Collection Number<br/>23. General versus Special Classification <br/>24. History of Library Classification<br/>25. Comparison or Major Schemes of Classification<br/>26. Normative Principles : A Comparative Study<br/>27. Revision of Major Schemes of Classification<br/>28. Evolution of Notation Techniques<br/>29. Autonomy and Guidance to a Classifier<br/>30. Knowledge Classification versus Library<br/>Classification<br/>31. Computer and Classification<br/>32. Abstract Classification<br/>33. Design of a Scheme  for Library classification <br/>A methodology <br/>34. Uses of classification<br/>35. Classification Research Groups Societies<br/>and Organizations<br/>36. Developments and Trends 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780706986389 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Library classification
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>025.42  / KUM/T