International bibliography of bibliographies in library and information science and related fields
Henryk Sawoniak
| 자료유형 | 단행본 |
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| 서명/저자사항 | International bibliography of bibliographies in library and information science and related fields / Henryk Sawoniak. |
| 개인저자 | Sawoniak, Henryk. Witt, Maria. Sawoniak, Henryk. |
| 발행사항 | Munchen : K.G. Saur, 1999-2003. |
| 형태사항 | v. ; 25 cm. |
| ISBN | 3598111444 (v. 1 : acid-free paper) 3598111452 (v. 2) 3598111436 |
| 일반주기 |
Description based on vol. I/1-3 published in 2003.
"This bibliography is based on the title "Miedzynarodowa bibliografia bibliografi z zakresu informacji naukowej, bibliotekoznawstwa i dziedzin pokrewnych 1945-1978 = International bibliography of bibliographies in library and information sciences and related fields 1945-1978", published by Ossolineum, Poland in 1985."--V. I/1-3 t.p. verso. Includes indexes. |
| 내용주기 | v. I. 1945-1978 / edited by Maria Witt ; foreword by Michael Gorman (3 v.) -- v. 2. 1979-1990 / with the collaboration of Maria Witt (3 v.) |
| 일반주제명 | Library science -- Bibliography of bibliographies. Information science -- Bibliography of bibliographies. |
| 분류기호 | 025.016 |
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CONTENTS
Introduction = XXV
Notes on use = XXIX
Structure of an entry = XXXIII
Sources used for the compilation = XXXVII
List of periodicals from which entries are selected = XXXIX
List of the most im...
Introduction = XXV
Notes on use = XXIX
Structure of an entry = XXXIII
Sources used for the compilation = XXXVII
List of periodicals from which entries are selected = XXXIX
List of the most im...
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CONTENTS
Introduction = XXV
Notes on use = XXIX
Structure of an entry = XXXIII
Sources used for the compilation = XXXVII
List of periodicals from which entries are selected = XXXIX
List of the most important abbreviations in bibliographical references = LIII
Part Ⅰ : General(Library and information science. Bibliologie. Biblioth<TEX>$$\acute e$$</TEX>vonomir. Book Science. Buch- und Bibliothekswesen. Bibliothekovedenie. Knigovedenie etc.)
1. Bibliographies of bibliographies. Sources of information = 3
2. International bibliographies = 6
2.1. Current bibliographies = 6
2.2. Other general bibliographies = 15
2.3. Library catalogues = 18
3. Bibliographies covering national LIS literature = 20
4. Bibliographies of LIS periodicals = 42
4.1. International lists = 42
4.1.1. Bibliographies = 42
4.1.2. Library catalogues = 44
4.2. Particular countries = 45
5. Collective personal bibliographies = 48
5.1. International lists = 48
5.2. Particular countries = 49
6. Lists of theses and dissertations = 53
6.1. International lists = 53
6.2. Particular countries = 53
7. Research in progress. Unpublished works = 64
7.1. International lists = 64
7.2. Particular countries = 65
8. Films and other audiovisual materials = 66
9. Bibliology, book science, LIS as a discipline = 67
9.1. General = 67
9.2. Origins and development of the discipline = 68
9.3. Information science as a discipline = 69
9.4. Research methods and organization = 70
9.4.1. General = 70
9.4.2. Research centres = 72
Part Ⅱ : Particular disciplines and topics
1. Access to library resources and services = 75
1.1. General = 75
1.2. Techniques and methods = 76
1.2.1. General = 76
1.2.2. Bookmobile services = 77
1.2.3. Circulation systems = 77
1.2.4. Fee-or-free access = 78
1.2.5. Freedom of access versus suppression and censorship = 79
1.2.6. Interlibrary lending = 80
1.2.6.1. General = 80
1.2.6.2. World picture of interlending = 82
1.2.7. Open access = 83
1.2.8. Library displays = 83
1.3 Services to specific user groups = 84
1.3.1. General = 84
1.3.2. Specific groups = 85
Adults = 85
Blind people = 86
Children and young adults = 86
Deaf people = 87
Disabled(physically handicapped) = 87
Ethnic／racial and cultural minorities = 88
Handicapped people = 89
Mentally handicapped = 90
Older people = 90
Other groups = 91
2. Alphabet and scripts = 91
2.1. History of the script. Paleography = 91
2.2. Types of scripts = 92
2.3. Calligraphy = 94
3. Archives. Archival Science = 95
3.1. General bibliographies = 95
3.1.1. Current bibliographies = 95
3.1.2. Bibliographies of periodicals = 97
3.1.3. Other general bibliographies = 98
3.2. Bibliographies of national archival literature = 99
3.3. Organization of archives = 103
3.4. Management of archives = 104
3.5. Types of archives = 105
3.6. Techniques and methods = 106
3.6.1. Specific topics = 106
3.6.2. Types of archival materials = 109
3.7. Professional aspects = 112
3.7.1. General = 112
3.7.2. Professional education of archivists = 113
3.8. Archives in the world = 114
3.8.1. General directories and guides = 114
3.8.2. Archives in particular countries = 114
4. Art of the book. Book illustration = 125
4.1. General = 125
4.1.1. General bibliographies. Sources of information = 125
4.1.2. Other bibliographies = 126
4.1.3. History = 126
4.1.4. Catalogues of collections and exhibitions = 128
4.2. Book design = 129
4.2.1. General = 129
4.2.2. Lists of the best designed books = 130
4.3. Illustrations to individual works and authors = 132
4.4. Children's book illustration = 134
4.4.1. General = 134
4.4.2. History = 135
4.4.3. Picture books = 135
4.4.3.1. General = 135
4.4.3.2. Educational role of picture books = 137
4.4.4. Children's book illustration in particular countries = 138
4.5. Art of the book in particular countries = 142
4.6. Artists of the book = 153
4.6.1. Groups of artists = 153
4.6.1.1. General and particular countries = 153
4.6.1.2. Groups of children's book artists = 155
4.6.2. Individual artists(general book artists and children's book artists-A／Z) = 157
5. Artificial intelligence. Expert systems = 183
5.1. General = 183
5.2. Applications(general) = 186
5.3. Applications in libraries and information services = 188
6. Automation and computerization in libraries and information services = 189
6.1. General = 189
6.2. Specific topics = 194
6.3. Types of libraries = 195
6.4. Particular countries = 196
7. Bibliography(as a discipline) = 198
7.1. General = 198
7.2. Literature on bibliography in particular countries = 199
7.3. Bibliographers(collective bibliographies) = 200
7.4. Techniques and methods of bibliographic work = 201
7.5. Types of bibliographies = 203
7.5.1. Bibliography of bibliographies = 203
7.5.2. Bibliography of recommended reading = 203
7.5.3. National bibliography = 204
7.5.3.1. General = 204
7.5.3.2. Particular countries = 205
7.5.4. Personal bibliography = 206
7.5.5. Regional bibliography = 206
7.5.6. Bibliography of particular fields = 207
7.6. Bibliography in the world(history and the present) = 207
7.6.1. International organization of bibliographic services = 207
7.6.2. Bibliography in particular countries = 208
8. Bibliometrics. Scientometrics = 210
8.1. General = 210
8.2. History = 212
8.3. Specific topics = 213
8.4. Bibliometrics in particular countries = 214
9. Bibliophily. Book collecting = 215
9.1. General = 215
9.2. Bookplates = 216
9.2.1. General = 216
9.2.2. Particular countries = 216
9.3. Miniature books = 218
9.3.1. General = 218
9.3.2. Lists of miniature books = 218
9.3.3. Particular countries = 219
9.4. Private presses. Small presses = 220
9.4.1. General = 220
9.4.2. Particular countries = 221
9.5. Bibliophily in particular countries = 225
10. Book trade. Bookselling = 228
10.1. General = 228
10.2. Specific topics = 230
10.3. Particular countries(history and the present) = 231
11. Cataloguing = 237
11.1. General = 237
11.2. Methods of cataloguing = 238
11.3. Types of catalogues = 240
11.3.1. Alphabetical catalogue. Descriptive cataloguing = 240
11.3.1.1. General = 240
11.3.1.2. Cataloguing rules and codes = 242
11.3.2. Classified catalogue = 243
11.3.3. Union catalogues = 244
11.4. Use of catalogues = 224
12. Censorship. Intellectual freedom = 245
12.1. General = 245
12.2. Specific topics = 246
12.3. Particular countries = 247
13. Children's literature = 248
13.1. General. Theory and criticism = 248
13.1.1. Bibliographies of bibliographies. Sources of information = 248
13.1.2. Current bibliographies = 251
13.1.3. Other general bibliographies = 252
13.2. Children's periodicals = 254
13.3. Joint author's and illustrator's bio-bibliographies(general) = 257
13.4. Award-winning books for children = 257
13.4.1. General = 257
13.4.2. Particular countries = 258
13.5. Bibliographies and lists of children's literature(general) = 260
13.6. History of children's literature = 266
13.6.1. General = 266
13.6.2. Particular countries(history and the present) = 267
13.7. Collecting of children's literature. Children's literature in libraries = 293
13.7.1. Building a children's literature collection = 293
13.7.2. The use of children's literature = 293
13.7.3. Collections in particular countries = 294
14. Classification = 297
14.1. General = 297
14.2. Specific topics = 299
14.3. Individual classification schemes = 299
14.3.1. Bibliographic Classification(Bliss) = 299
14.3.2. Colon Classification = 299
14.3.3. Dewey Decimal Classification = 300
14.3.4. Library-Bibliographical Classification(BBK) = 300
14.3.5. Library of Congress Classification = 301
14.3.6. Universal Decimal Classification = 301
14.4. Classification of particular fields = 302
15. Collection development. Library resources = 303
15.1. General = 303
15.2. Types of libraries = 307
15.2.1. Academic libraries = 307
15.2.2. Public libraries = 307
15.2.3. Research libraries = 307
15.2.4. School libraries = 307
15.3. Specific topics = 308
15.4. Growth and evaluation = 310
15.5. Co-operation in acquisition = 311
15.6. Legal deposit copy = 312
15.7. Exchange of publications = 312
15.8. Storage of library resources = 313
15.8.1. Bookstacks = 313
15.8.2. Storage libraries. Depository libraries = 313
15.8.3. Moving library materials = 314
15.9. Collection security = 314
15.10. Guides to library resources = 315
15.10.1. General = 315
15.10.2. Particular countries = 316
16. Communication science. Mass media. Journalism = 318
16.1. Bibliographies of bibliographies. Sources of information = 318
16.2. International bibliographies = 319
16.2.1. Current bibliographies = 319
16.2.2. Bibliographies of periodicals = 322
16.2.3. Other general bibliographies = 322
16.3. National communication science and mass media bibliographies = 325
16.4. Communication in particular areas = 332
16.4.1. Business communication = 332
16.4.2. Organizational communication = 333
16.4.3. Other specific areas = 334
16.5. Communication policy. Mass media economics = 335
16.5.1. Communication policy = 335
16.5.2. Mass media economics = 336
16.6. Social aspects of mass media = 336
16.7. Communication and mass media in the world(history and the present) = 338
16.7.1. General = 338
16.7.2. Particular countries = 338
17. Communication in science and technology = 342
17.1. Scholarly communication = 342
17.1.1. General = 342
17.1.2. Particular fields = 344
17.1.3. Specific topics = 344
17.2. Technical communication. Technology transfer. Diffusion of innovations = 347
17.2.1. General = 347
17.2.2. Particular countries = 348
17.3. Grey literature = 349
18. Computer science(general) = 350
18.1. General bibliographies = 350
18.1.1. Bibliographies of bibliographies. Sources of information = 350
18.1.2. Current bibliographies = 351
18.1.3. Bibliographies of computer periodicals = 352
18.1.4. Other general bibliographies = 352
18.2. History = 354
18.3. Social implications of computers. Human-computer interaction = 355
18.4. Computer software = 357
18.4.1. General = 357
18.4.2. Programming = 358
18.4.3. Natural language processing = 359
18.5. Computer information security and protection. Data privacy. Computer crime = 361
18.6. Computer applications in particular fields = 363
19. Copyright = 364
19.1. General = 364
19.2. Specific topics = 365
19.3. Copyright and libraries = 366
19.4. Particular countries = 366
20. Education for librarianship and information = 367
20.1. General = 367
20.2. In-service training. Continuing education = 370
20.2.1. In-service training = 370
20.2.2. Continuing education = 370
20.3. Professional education in particular countries = 371
21. Government information. Government publications = 375
21.1. General. Sources of information = 375
21.2. Specific topics = 376
21.3. Government documents librarianship = 377
21.3.1. General = 377
21.3.2. Specific topics = 377
22. History of the book = 379
22.1. General = 379
22.2. Historiography of the book = 383
22.3. History of individual periods = 384
22.3.1. Antiquity = 384
22.3.2. Middle Ages = 384
22.3.3. 15th century. Incunables and early printed books = 384
22.3.4. 16th-20th century = 386
22.4. Private libraries = 387
22.4.1. General = 387
22.4.2. Particular countries = 387
22.5. Historical libraries. Museums of the book = 388
22.6. Emblem books = 389
22.6.1. General = 389
22.6.2. Particular countries = 390
22.7. Bookbinding history = 391
22.7.1. General = 391
22.7.2. Particular countries = 392
22.8. History of the book in particular countries = 393
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23. Indexing and abstracting = 411
13.1. General = 411
23.2. Specific topics = 413
23.3. Particular systems = 414
24. Information retrieval = 414
24.1. General = 414
24.2. Specific topics = 416
25. Information services = 419
25.1. Information policy and organization = 420
25.1.1. General = 420
25.1.2. International planning and organization = 421
25.1.3. National, regional and local planning = 423
25.1.4. Marketing of information = 424
25.2. Techniques and methods of information activities = 424
25.2.1. General = 424
25.2.2. Specific topics = 425
25.2.3. Information management = 425
25.2.4. Economics of information services. Evaluation of information = 427
25.2.5. Information centre management = 428
25.3. Information services in particular fields = 429
25.4. Information services in particular countries = 444
26. Information technology = 448
26.1. General = 448
26.2. Cable television = 452
26.3. CD-ROM = 452
26.3.1. General = 452
26.3.2. Applications in libraries and information = 454
26.4. Databases = 455
26.4.1. General = 455
26.4.2. Types of databases = 457
26.4.3. Relational databases = 458
26.4.4. Database management systems = 458
26.4.5. Database languages = 459
26.4.6. Guides to databases = 459
26.5. Data processing = 460
26.6. Graphic information. Image processing = 461
26.6.1. General = 461
26.6.2. Handwriting recognition = 462
26.6.3. Pattern recognition. Optical character recognition = 462
26.7. Hypermedia. Hypertext = 463
26.8. Information systems = 465
26.9. Machine translation = 467
26.10. Networks = 468
26.10.1. General = 468
26.10.2. Local area networks(LAN) = 469
26.10.3. Open systems interconnection(OSI) = 470
26.11. Optical information systems. Optical storage devices = 470
26.11.1. General = 470
26.11.2. Library applications = 472
26.12. Speech and voice recognition = 473
26.13. Telecommunications = 473
26.13.1. General = 473
26.13.2. Telecommunication policy = 474
26.13.3. Electronic mail = 475
26.13.4. Electronic bulletin boards. Teleconferences = 475
26.13.5. Satellite telecommunication = 476
26.13.6. Telefacsimile = 476
26.13.7. Libraries and telecommunication = 477
26.14. Text and word processing = 477
26.15. Viewdata. Video data. Videotex. Visual display = 479
26.15.1. General = 479
26.15.2. Videotex in libraries = 482
26.15.3. Visual display-ergonomics and health hazards = 482
27. Librarianship = 483
27.1. General = 483
27.2. Libraries of the future = 484
27.3. Libraries and librarians in literature and film = 486
27.3.1. General = 486
27.3.2. Particular countries = 486
27.4. Aims and objectives of libraries. Libraries in society = 487
27.5. Publicity and promotion. Public relations. Marketing = 489
27.6. Organization of library services(territorial aspects) = 491
27.6.1. International aspects = 491
27.6.2. Library cooperation. Library networks = 491
27.6.3. Organization of library services in particular countries = 493
27.7. Techniques and methods of library work. Technical services = 494
27.7.1. General = 494
27.7.2. Standards for library services = 496
27.7.2.1. General = 496
27.7.2.2. Types of libraries = 497
27.7.3. Methodological and didactic work of libraries = 498
27.7.4. Library statistics = 498
27.8. Library management = 499
27.8.1. General = 499
27.8.2. Specific topics = 502
27.8.3. Types of libraries = 503
27.8.4. Library personnel. Staff development = 505
27.8.4.1. General = 505
27.8.4.2. Types of libraries = 507
27.8.5. Economics of libraries = 508
27.8.5.1. General = 508
27.8.5.2. Specific topics = 509
27.8.5.3. Types of libraries = 510
27.8.6. Effectiveness of library services. Performance measures = 511
27.9. Library security(people, buildings, collections-general) = 512
28. Librarianship-types of libraries. Libraries in particular fields = 513
28.1. Types of libraries = 513
28.1.1. Academic libraries = 513
28.1.1.1. General = 513
28.1.1.2. Specific topics = 514
28.1.1.3. Particular countries = 515
28.1.2. Children's and young people's libraries = 516
28.1.2.1. General = 516
28.1.2.2. Specific topics = 517
28.1.2.3. Particular countries = 518
28.1.3. Church and cloister libraries = 519
28.1.3.1. General = 519
28.1.3.2. Particular countries = 519
28.1.4. Circulating(subscription)libraries = 520
28.1.5. Hospital libraries. Bibliotherapy = 521
28.1.5.1. General = 521
28.1.5.2. Bibliotherapy = 522
28.1.6. Media libraries. Media centres = 523
28.1.7. National libraries = 523
28.1.8. Prison libraries = 525
28.1.9. Public libraries = 525
28.1.9.1. General = 525
28.1.9.2. School／public libraries = 526
28.1.9.3. Rural libraries = 526
28.1.9.4. Specific topics = 527
28.1.9.5. Public libraries in particular countries = 527
28.1.10. Research libraries = 532
28.1.10.1. General = 532
28.1.10.2. Particular countries = 533
28.1.11. School libraries = 534
28.1.11.1. General = 534
28.1.11.2. Specific topics = 537
28.1.11.3. Particular countries = 538
28.1.12. Special libraries = 539
28.1.13. University libraries = 539
28.1.13.1. General = 540
28.1.13.2. Particular countries = 540
28.1.14. Other types of libraries = 541
28.1.14.1. Administrative libraries = 541
28.1.14.2. Blinds, library services = 541
28.1.14.3. International libraries = 541
28.1.14.4. Museum libraries = 542
28.1.14.5. Parliamentary libraries = 542
28.1.14.6. Workmen's libraries = 542
28.2. Libraries in particular fields = 543
28.2.1. Agriculture = 543
28.2.2. Architecture = 543
28.2.3. Arts = 543
28.2.4. Business = 544
28.2.5. Education = 544
28.2.6. Law = 545
28.2.6.1. General = 545
28.2.6.2. Particular countries = 545
28.2.7. Medicine. Biomedical sciences = 546
28.2.7.1. General = 546
28.2.7.2. Particular countries = 547
28.2.8. Military libraries = 548
28.2.9. Music = 548
28.2.9.1. General = 548
28.2.9.2. Particular countries = 549
28.2.10. Social sciences = 550
28.2.11. Technical libraries = 550
28.2.12. Theology = 551
29. Librarianship-history and the present = 551
29.1. History of libraries = 551
29.1.1. General = 551
29.1.2. History of libraries in individual periods = 552
29.2. The present state - general = 553
29.2.1. Comparative librarianship(theory and methods) = 553
29.2.2. Libraries in the world(general) = 554
29.2.3. Library directories = 555
29.3. Particular countries-history and the present(A／Z) = 556
30. Library buildings, facilities and equipment = 609
30.1. General = 609
30.2. Buildings for various types of libraries = 611
30.2.1. Academic libraries = 611
30.2.2. National libraries = 612
30.2.3. Public libraries = 612
30.2.4. Special libraries = 613
30.2.5. University libraries = 613
30.3. Library buildings in particular countries = 613
30.4. Library facilities and equipment = 614
30.4.1. General = 614
30.4.2. Specific topics = 615
31. Manuscripts = 615
31.1. General = 615
31.2. Codicology = 616
31.2.1. General = 616
31.2.2. Manuscript book in particular countries = 617
31.3. Illuminated manuscripts = 618
31.3.1. General = 618
31.3.2. Illuminated manuscripts by provenance = 619
31.4. Manuscripts in libraries = 620
31.4.1. General = 620
31.4.2. Particular countries = 620
32. Microcomputers. Personal computers = 621
32.1. General. Sources of information = 621
32.2. Microcomputer periodicals = 623
32.3. Specific topics = 623
32.4. Microcomputer software = 624
32.5. Microcomputers in libraries and information services = 625
32.5.1. General = 625
32.5.2. Specific topics = 628
32.5.3. Types of libraries = 629
33. Micrographics. Microforms = 630
33.1. General = 630
33.2. Specific topics = 631
33.3. Library applications = 632
33.3.1. General = 632
33.3.2. Specific topics = 632
33.3.3. Types of libraries = 633
33.3.4. Preservation microfilming = 633
34. Online services = 634
34.1. General = 634
34.2. Specific topics = 634
34.3. Online information retrieval, online searching = 636
34.3.1. General = 636
34.3.2. Types of libraries = 639
34.3.3. Online searcher. End-user searching = 640
34.3.4. Teaching online searching = 642
34.4. Online catalogues(OPACs) = 643
34.4.1. General = 643
34.4.2. Specific topics = 645
34.4.3. Subject access in OPACs = 645
34.4.4. Use of OPACs = 646
34.4.5. Teaching online catalogue users = 646
35. Organizations and associations in librarianship and information = 647
35.1. General = 647
35.2. International organizations = 647
35.2.1. FID = 647
35.2.2. IAML(International Association of Music Libraries) = 647
35.2.3. IFLA = 648
35.2.4. Unesco = 648
35.3. Particular countries = 650
36. Papermaking history = 651
36.1. General = 651
36.2. Watermarks = 652
36.3. Papermaking history in particular countries = 653
37. Periodicals in LIS and related fields(Indexes of individual titles-A／Z) = 653
38. Personal bibliographies in LIS and related fields(Individual persons-A／Z) = 676
39. Pictures. Iconographic materials. Prints = 741
39.1. General = 741
39.2. Illustration in particular areas = 743
39.3. Pictures in libraries = 744
39.4. Particular countries = 745
40. Preservation and conservation of library and archival materials = 748
40.1. General = 748
40.2. Specific topics = 753
40.3. Preservation and conservation of various types of materials = 754
40.3.1. Audiovisual materials. Nonbook materials(general) = 754
40.3.2. Types of A／V materials = 755
40.3.3. Photographic materials = 755
40.3.4. Other materials = 756
40.4. Paper permanence, deterioration, preservation and restoration = 757
40.5. Library bookbinding = 759
40.6. Disasters, disaster preparedness and recovery = 759
40.7. Preservation and conservation in particular countries = 760
41. The press. Newspapers and serials = 761
41.1. General = 761
41.2. Bibliographies of national literature on the press = 762
41.3. Specific topics = 764
41.4. The Press in particular countries(history and the present) = 765
41.5. Periodicals in libraries = 774
41.5.1. General = 774
41.5.2. Automation = 774
41.5.3. Cataloguing = 775
41.5.4. Collection development = 776
41.5.5. Specific topics = 777
41.5.6. Newspapers in libraries = 778
42. Printing = 778
42.1. General = 779
42.1.1. Current bibliographies = 779
42.1.2. Other bibliographies = 779
42.2. Development of printing technology = 780
43. Professional aspects of librarianship and information = 781
43.1. General = 781
43.2. Specific topics = 783
43.3. Information professions = 784
43.4. Library technicians. Paraprofessional employees = 784
43.5. Professional ethics = 785
43.6. Women in the library profession = 786
43.7. LIS profession in particular countries = 788
44. Publishing = 790
44.1. General. Sources of information = 790
44.1.1. Current bibliographies = 791
44.1.2. Other bibliographies = 792
44.2. Techniques and methods of publishing = 793
44.3. Automatic publishing techniques = 793
44.3.1. General = 793
44.3.2. Electronic publishing = 794
44.3.3. Desktop publishing = 796
44.4. Specific topics = 797
44.5. Standardization = 798
44.5.1. General = 798
44.5.2. Particular countries = 798
44.6. Editorship = 799
44.6.1. General = 799
44.6.2. Specific topics = 800
44.7. Types of publications = 801
44.7.1. Typology of documents = 801
44.7.2. Various types of publications = 801
44.8. Scientific and technical publications = 802
44.8.1. General = 802
44.8.2. Scientific and technical journals = 803
44.8.3. Scientific and technical writing = 804
44.9. Publishing in the world(history and the present) = 805
44.9.1. General = 805
44.9.2. Particular countries = 806
45. Reading. Readership = 811
45.1. General. Readership surveys = 811
45.2. Sociological aspects = 813
45.2.1. Sociology of literature = 813
45.2.2. Literacy／Illiteracy = 814
45.2.2.1. General = 814
45.2.2.2. History = 815
45.2.2.3. Specific topics = 816
45.2.2.4. Literacy in the Third World = 816
45.2.2.5. Particular countries = 817
45.2.3. Nonprint media and reading = 821
45.3. Specific groups of readers = 821
45.3.1. Children and young people = 821
45.3.1.1. General = 821
45.3.1.2. Particular countries = 822
45.3.2. Other groups = 824
45.4. Library assistance for the reader. Reading guidance = 825
45.5. Readership in particular countries = 825
46. Reference services = 832
46.1. General = 832
46.2. Specific topics = 834
46.3. Types of libraries = 836
46.3.1. Academic libraries = 836
46.3.2. Public libraries = 836
46.3.3. Research libraries = 836
46.3.4. School libraries = 837
46.4. Particular countries = 837
47. Reprography(general) = 837
48. Special materials and their collections = 839
48.1. General = 839
48.2 Types of materials = 839
Audiovisual materials(general) = 839
A／V materials in libraries = 840
Comics = 841
Particular countries = 842
Early printed books and incunables = 844
Ephemera = 846
Fiction = 846
Films = 846
Fine arts works = 847
Librariana = 847
Machine readable data = 847
Maps = 847
Nonbook materials. Nonprint materials(general) = 851
Photographs = 853
Popular literature. Trivial literature = 853
Particular countries = 854
Rare books = 856
Slides = 856
Sound recordings = 857
Video materials = 857
49. Standardization in librarianship and information = 858
49.1. General = 858
49.2. Particular countries = 861
50. Subject analysis. Indexing languages = 862
50.1. Subject analysis = 862
50.2. Indexing languages = 864
50.3. Subject cataloguing. Subject headings = 865
50.3.1. General = 865
50.3.2. Subject indexing in particular countries = 866
50.4. Thesauri and thesauri construction = 866
50.4.1. General = 866
50.4.2. Lists of thesauri = 868
50.4.2.1. General = 868
50.4.2.2. Particular fields = 869
51. Terminology = 870
51.1. Terminology as a discipline = 870
51.1.1. General = 870
51.1.2. Specific topics = 872
51.2. Terminology of library and information science = 874
51.2.1. Literature on LIS terminology = 874
51.2.2. Dictionaries = 874
52. Use and users in library and information services = 876
52.1. User needs. User studies(general) = 876
52.2. Use of library services = 876
52.2.1. General = 876
52.2.2. Types of libraries = 877
52.3. Use of information services = 878
52.4. Use and users in particular fields = 880
52.5. User education and instruction in LIS = 881
52.5.1. General = 881
52.5.2. Learning materials = 886
52.6. User education in various types of libraries = 887
52.6.1. Academic libraries = 887
52.6.2. College libraries = 889
52.6.3. Polytechnic libraries = 890
52.6.4. Public libraries = 890
52.6.5. Research libraries = 890
52.6.6. Schools and school libraries = 891
52.6.7. Special libraries = 893
52.6.8. University libraries = 893
52.7. Particular countries = 894
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Annex : Library and information science literature(its development and documentation)
1. Organization of LIS bibliographical documentation = 899
1.1. General. International surveys = 899
1.2. Particular countries = 901
2. Bibliographies. Bibliographical services. Databases = 902
2.1. General = 902
2.2. Individual bibliographies and databases = 903
3. LIS libraries and collections. Information centres and databases = 917
3.1. General = 917
3.2. Particular countries = 918
3.3. Classification of LIS literature = 928
4. Development of LIS literature = 928
4.1. General. International surveys = 928
4.2. Particular countries = 930
4.3. LIS periodicals = 936
4.3.1. General = 936
4.3.2. Reviews in library journals = 939
4.3.3. International cooperation = 940
4.3.4. Particular countries = 941
5. Bibliometric analysis of LIS literature = 977
5.1. General = 977
5.2. Analysis of journal literature = 978
5.3. Analysis of LIS theses and dissertations = 979
5.4. Citation analysis = 980
5.5. Authorship analysis = 981
5.5.1. General = 981
5.5.2. Particular countries = 982
5.6. Analysis of specific topics = 984
6. Dissemination and reception of LIS literature = 986
6.1. General = 986
6.2. Particular countries = 986
7. Problems of editing and publishing = 989
7.1. General = 989
7.2. Editorship of LIS journals = 989
7.3. Librarian as author = 991
Indexes
1. Author index = 995
2. Title index = 1061
3. Personal name index = 1135
4. Subject index = 1145
5. Geographical index = 1187
Introduction = XXV
Notes on use = XXIX
Structure of an entry = XXXIII
Sources used for the compilation = XXXVII
List of periodicals from which entries are selected = XXXIX
List of the most important abbreviations in bibliographical references = LIII
Part Ⅰ : General(Library and information science. Bibliologie. Biblioth<TEX>$$\acute e$$</TEX>vonomir. Book Science. Buch- und Bibliothekswesen. Bibliothekovedenie. Knigovedenie etc.)
1. Bibliographies of bibliographies. Sources of information = 3
2. International bibliographies = 6
2.1. Current bibliographies = 6
2.2. Other general bibliographies = 15
2.3. Library catalogues = 18
3. Bibliographies covering national LIS literature = 20
4. Bibliographies of LIS periodicals = 42
4.1. International lists = 42
4.1.1. Bibliographies = 42
4.1.2. Library catalogues = 44
4.2. Particular countries = 45
5. Collective personal bibliographies = 48
5.1. International lists = 48
5.2. Particular countries = 49
6. Lists of theses and dissertations = 53
6.1. International lists = 53
6.2. Particular countries = 53
7. Research in progress. Unpublished works = 64
7.1. International lists = 64
7.2. Particular countries = 65
8. Films and other audiovisual materials = 66
9. Bibliology, book science, LIS as a discipline = 67
9.1. General = 67
9.2. Origins and development of the discipline = 68
9.3. Information science as a discipline = 69
9.4. Research methods and organization = 70
9.4.1. General = 70
9.4.2. Research centres = 72
Part Ⅱ : Particular disciplines and topics
1. Access to library resources and services = 75
1.1. General = 75
1.2. Techniques and methods = 76
1.2.1. General = 76
1.2.2. Bookmobile services = 77
1.2.3. Circulation systems = 77
1.2.4. Fee-or-free access = 78
1.2.5. Freedom of access versus suppression and censorship = 79
1.2.6. Interlibrary lending = 80
1.2.6.1. General = 80
1.2.6.2. World picture of interlending = 82
1.2.7. Open access = 83
1.2.8. Library displays = 83
1.3 Services to specific user groups = 84
1.3.1. General = 84
1.3.2. Specific groups = 85
Adults = 85
Blind people = 86
Children and young adults = 86
Deaf people = 87
Disabled(physically handicapped) = 87
Ethnic／racial and cultural minorities = 88
Handicapped people = 89
Mentally handicapped = 90
Older people = 90
Other groups = 91
2. Alphabet and scripts = 91
2.1. History of the script. Paleography = 91
2.2. Types of scripts = 92
2.3. Calligraphy = 94
3. Archives. Archival Science = 95
3.1. General bibliographies = 95
3.1.1. Current bibliographies = 95
3.1.2. Bibliographies of periodicals = 97
3.1.3. Other general bibliographies = 98
3.2. Bibliographies of national archival literature = 99
3.3. Organization of archives = 103
3.4. Management of archives = 104
3.5. Types of archives = 105
3.6. Techniques and methods = 106
3.6.1. Specific topics = 106
3.6.2. Types of archival materials = 109
3.7. Professional aspects = 112
3.7.1. General = 112
3.7.2. Professional education of archivists = 113
3.8. Archives in the world = 114
3.8.1. General directories and guides = 114
3.8.2. Archives in particular countries = 114
4. Art of the book. Book illustration = 125
4.1. General = 125
4.1.1. General bibliographies. Sources of information = 125
4.1.2. Other bibliographies = 126
4.1.3. History = 126
4.1.4. Catalogues of collections and exhibitions = 128
4.2. Book design = 129
4.2.1. General = 129
4.2.2. Lists of the best designed books = 130
4.3. Illustrations to individual works and authors = 132
4.4. Children's book illustration = 134
4.4.1. General = 134
4.4.2. History = 135
4.4.3. Picture books = 135
4.4.3.1. General = 135
4.4.3.2. Educational role of picture books = 137
4.4.4. Children's book illustration in particular countries = 138
4.5. Art of the book in particular countries = 142
4.6. Artists of the book = 153
4.6.1. Groups of artists = 153
4.6.1.1. General and particular countries = 153
4.6.1.2. Groups of children's book artists = 155
4.6.2. Individual artists(general book artists and children's book artists-A／Z) = 157
5. Artificial intelligence. Expert systems = 183
5.1. General = 183
5.2. Applications(general) = 186
5.3. Applications in libraries and information services = 188
6. Automation and computerization in libraries and information services = 189
6.1. General = 189
6.2. Specific topics = 194
6.3. Types of libraries = 195
6.4. Particular countries = 196
7. Bibliography(as a discipline) = 198
7.1. General = 198
7.2. Literature on bibliography in particular countries = 199
7.3. Bibliographers(collective bibliographies) = 200
7.4. Techniques and methods of bibliographic work = 201
7.5. Types of bibliographies = 203
7.5.1. Bibliography of bibliographies = 203
7.5.2. Bibliography of recommended reading = 203
7.5.3. National bibliography = 204
7.5.3.1. General = 204
7.5.3.2. Particular countries = 205
7.5.4. Personal bibliography = 206
7.5.5. Regional bibliography = 206
7.5.6. Bibliography of particular fields = 207
7.6. Bibliography in the world(history and the present) = 207
7.6.1. International organization of bibliographic services = 207
7.6.2. Bibliography in particular countries = 208
8. Bibliometrics. Scientometrics = 210
8.1. General = 210
8.2. History = 212
8.3. Specific topics = 213
8.4. Bibliometrics in particular countries = 214
9. Bibliophily. Book collecting = 215
9.1. General = 215
9.2. Bookplates = 216
9.2.1. General = 216
9.2.2. Particular countries = 216
9.3. Miniature books = 218
9.3.1. General = 218
9.3.2. Lists of miniature books = 218
9.3.3. Particular countries = 219
9.4. Private presses. Small presses = 220
9.4.1. General = 220
9.4.2. Particular countries = 221
9.5. Bibliophily in particular countries = 225
10. Book trade. Bookselling = 228
10.1. General = 228
10.2. Specific topics = 230
10.3. Particular countries(history and the present) = 231
11. Cataloguing = 237
11.1. General = 237
11.2. Methods of cataloguing = 238
11.3. Types of catalogues = 240
11.3.1. Alphabetical catalogue. Descriptive cataloguing = 240
11.3.1.1. General = 240
11.3.1.2. Cataloguing rules and codes = 242
11.3.2. Classified catalogue = 243
11.3.3. Union catalogues = 244
11.4. Use of catalogues = 224
12. Censorship. Intellectual freedom = 245
12.1. General = 245
12.2. Specific topics = 246
12.3. Particular countries = 247
13. Children's literature = 248
13.1. General. Theory and criticism = 248
13.1.1. Bibliographies of bibliographies. Sources of information = 248
13.1.2. Current bibliographies = 251
13.1.3. Other general bibliographies = 252
13.2. Children's periodicals = 254
13.3. Joint author's and illustrator's bio-bibliographies(general) = 257
13.4. Award-winning books for children = 257
13.4.1. General = 257
13.4.2. Particular countries = 258
13.5. Bibliographies and lists of children's literature(general) = 260
13.6. History of children's literature = 266
13.6.1. General = 266
13.6.2. Particular countries(history and the present) = 267
13.7. Collecting of children's literature. Children's literature in libraries = 293
13.7.1. Building a children's literature collection = 293
13.7.2. The use of children's literature = 293
13.7.3. Collections in particular countries = 294
14. Classification = 297
14.1. General = 297
14.2. Specific topics = 299
14.3. Individual classification schemes = 299
14.3.1. Bibliographic Classification(Bliss) = 299
14.3.2. Colon Classification = 299
14.3.3. Dewey Decimal Classification = 300
14.3.4. Library-Bibliographical Classification(BBK) = 300
14.3.5. Library of Congress Classification = 301
14.3.6. Universal Decimal Classification = 301
14.4. Classification of particular fields = 302
15. Collection development. Library resources = 303
15.1. General = 303
15.2. Types of libraries = 307
15.2.1. Academic libraries = 307
15.2.2. Public libraries = 307
15.2.3. Research libraries = 307
15.2.4. School libraries = 307
15.3. Specific topics = 308
15.4. Growth and evaluation = 310
15.5. Co-operation in acquisition = 311
15.6. Legal deposit copy = 312
15.7. Exchange of publications = 312
15.8. Storage of library resources = 313
15.8.1. Bookstacks = 313
15.8.2. Storage libraries. Depository libraries = 313
15.8.3. Moving library materials = 314
15.9. Collection security = 314
15.10. Guides to library resources = 315
15.10.1. General = 315
15.10.2. Particular countries = 316
16. Communication science. Mass media. Journalism = 318
16.1. Bibliographies of bibliographies. Sources of information = 318
16.2. International bibliographies = 319
16.2.1. Current bibliographies = 319
16.2.2. Bibliographies of periodicals = 322
16.2.3. Other general bibliographies = 322
16.3. National communication science and mass media bibliographies = 325
16.4. Communication in particular areas = 332
16.4.1. Business communication = 332
16.4.2. Organizational communication = 333
16.4.3. Other specific areas = 334
16.5. Communication policy. Mass media economics = 335
16.5.1. Communication policy = 335
16.5.2. Mass media economics = 336
16.6. Social aspects of mass media = 336
16.7. Communication and mass media in the world(history and the present) = 338
16.7.1. General = 338
16.7.2. Particular countries = 338
17. Communication in science and technology = 342
17.1. Scholarly communication = 342
17.1.1. General = 342
17.1.2. Particular fields = 344
17.1.3. Specific topics = 344
17.2. Technical communication. Technology transfer. Diffusion of innovations = 347
17.2.1. General = 347
17.2.2. Particular countries = 348
17.3. Grey literature = 349
18. Computer science(general) = 350
18.1. General bibliographies = 350
18.1.1. Bibliographies of bibliographies. Sources of information = 350
18.1.2. Current bibliographies = 351
18.1.3. Bibliographies of computer periodicals = 352
18.1.4. Other general bibliographies = 352
18.2. History = 354
18.3. Social implications of computers. Human-computer interaction = 355
18.4. Computer software = 357
18.4.1. General = 357
18.4.2. Programming = 358
18.4.3. Natural language processing = 359
18.5. Computer information security and protection. Data privacy. Computer crime = 361
18.6. Computer applications in particular fields = 363
19. Copyright = 364
19.1. General = 364
19.2. Specific topics = 365
19.3. Copyright and libraries = 366
19.4. Particular countries = 366
20. Education for librarianship and information = 367
20.1. General = 367
20.2. In-service training. Continuing education = 370
20.2.1. In-service training = 370
20.2.2. Continuing education = 370
20.3. Professional education in particular countries = 371
21. Government information. Government publications = 375
21.1. General. Sources of information = 375
21.2. Specific topics = 376
21.3. Government documents librarianship = 377
21.3.1. General = 377
21.3.2. Specific topics = 377
22. History of the book = 379
22.1. General = 379
22.2. Historiography of the book = 383
22.3. History of individual periods = 384
22.3.1. Antiquity = 384
22.3.2. Middle Ages = 384
22.3.3. 15th century. Incunables and early printed books = 384
22.3.4. 16th-20th century = 386
22.4. Private libraries = 387
22.4.1. General = 387
22.4.2. Particular countries = 387
22.5. Historical libraries. Museums of the book = 388
22.6. Emblem books = 389
22.6.1. General = 389
22.6.2. Particular countries = 390
22.7. Bookbinding history = 391
22.7.1. General = 391
22.7.2. Particular countries = 392
22.8. History of the book in particular countries = 393
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23. Indexing and abstracting = 411
13.1. General = 411
23.2. Specific topics = 413
23.3. Particular systems = 414
24. Information retrieval = 414
24.1. General = 414
24.2. Specific topics = 416
25. Information services = 419
25.1. Information policy and organization = 420
25.1.1. General = 420
25.1.2. International planning and organization = 421
25.1.3. National, regional and local planning = 423
25.1.4. Marketing of information = 424
25.2. Techniques and methods of information activities = 424
25.2.1. General = 424
25.2.2. Specific topics = 425
25.2.3. Information management = 425
25.2.4. Economics of information services. Evaluation of information = 427
25.2.5. Information centre management = 428
25.3. Information services in particular fields = 429
25.4. Information services in particular countries = 444
26. Information technology = 448
26.1. General = 448
26.2. Cable television = 452
26.3. CD-ROM = 452
26.3.1. General = 452
26.3.2. Applications in libraries and information = 454
26.4. Databases = 455
26.4.1. General = 455
26.4.2. Types of databases = 457
26.4.3. Relational databases = 458
26.4.4. Database management systems = 458
26.4.5. Database languages = 459
26.4.6. Guides to databases = 459
26.5. Data processing = 460
26.6. Graphic information. Image processing = 461
26.6.1. General = 461
26.6.2. Handwriting recognition = 462
26.6.3. Pattern recognition. Optical character recognition = 462
26.7. Hypermedia. Hypertext = 463
26.8. Information systems = 465
26.9. Machine translation = 467
26.10. Networks = 468
26.10.1. General = 468
26.10.2. Local area networks(LAN) = 469
26.10.3. Open systems interconnection(OSI) = 470
26.11. Optical information systems. Optical storage devices = 470
26.11.1. General = 470
26.11.2. Library applications = 472
26.12. Speech and voice recognition = 473
26.13. Telecommunications = 473
26.13.1. General = 473
26.13.2. Telecommunication policy = 474
26.13.3. Electronic mail = 475
26.13.4. Electronic bulletin boards. Teleconferences = 475
26.13.5. Satellite telecommunication = 476
26.13.6. Telefacsimile = 476
26.13.7. Libraries and telecommunication = 477
26.14. Text and word processing = 477
26.15. Viewdata. Video data. Videotex. Visual display = 479
26.15.1. General = 479
26.15.2. Videotex in libraries = 482
26.15.3. Visual display-ergonomics and health hazards = 482
27. Librarianship = 483
27.1. General = 483
27.2. Libraries of the future = 484
27.3. Libraries and librarians in literature and film = 486
27.3.1. General = 486
27.3.2. Particular countries = 486
27.4. Aims and objectives of libraries. Libraries in society = 487
27.5. Publicity and promotion. Public relations. Marketing = 489
27.6. Organization of library services(territorial aspects) = 491
27.6.1. International aspects = 491
27.6.2. Library cooperation. Library networks = 491
27.6.3. Organization of library services in particular countries = 493
27.7. Techniques and methods of library work. Technical services = 494
27.7.1. General = 494
27.7.2. Standards for library services = 496
27.7.2.1. General = 496
27.7.2.2. Types of libraries = 497
27.7.3. Methodological and didactic work of libraries = 498
27.7.4. Library statistics = 498
27.8. Library management = 499
27.8.1. General = 499
27.8.2. Specific topics = 502
27.8.3. Types of libraries = 503
27.8.4. Library personnel. Staff development = 505
27.8.4.1. General = 505
27.8.4.2. Types of libraries = 507
27.8.5. Economics of libraries = 508
27.8.5.1. General = 508
27.8.5.2. Specific topics = 509
27.8.5.3. Types of libraries = 510
27.8.6. Effectiveness of library services. Performance measures = 511
27.9. Library security(people, buildings, collections-general) = 512
28. Librarianship-types of libraries. Libraries in particular fields = 513
28.1. Types of libraries = 513
28.1.1. Academic libraries = 513
28.1.1.1. General = 513
28.1.1.2. Specific topics = 514
28.1.1.3. Particular countries = 515
28.1.2. Children's and young people's libraries = 516
28.1.2.1. General = 516
28.1.2.2. Specific topics = 517
28.1.2.3. Particular countries = 518
28.1.3. Church and cloister libraries = 519
28.1.3.1. General = 519
28.1.3.2. Particular countries = 519
28.1.4. Circulating(subscription)libraries = 520
28.1.5. Hospital libraries. Bibliotherapy = 521
28.1.5.1. General = 521
28.1.5.2. Bibliotherapy = 522
28.1.6. Media libraries. Media centres = 523
28.1.7. National libraries = 523
28.1.8. Prison libraries = 525
28.1.9. Public libraries = 525
28.1.9.1. General = 525
28.1.9.2. School／public libraries = 526
28.1.9.3. Rural libraries = 526
28.1.9.4. Specific topics = 527
28.1.9.5. Public libraries in particular countries = 527
28.1.10. Research libraries = 532
28.1.10.1. General = 532
28.1.10.2. Particular countries = 533
28.1.11. School libraries = 534
28.1.11.1. General = 534
28.1.11.2. Specific topics = 537
28.1.11.3. Particular countries = 538
28.1.12. Special libraries = 539
28.1.13. University libraries = 539
28.1.13.1. General = 540
28.1.13.2. Particular countries = 540
28.1.14. Other types of libraries = 541
28.1.14.1. Administrative libraries = 541
28.1.14.2. Blinds, library services = 541
28.1.14.3. International libraries = 541
28.1.14.4. Museum libraries = 542
28.1.14.5. Parliamentary libraries = 542
28.1.14.6. Workmen's libraries = 542
28.2. Libraries in particular fields = 543
28.2.1. Agriculture = 543
28.2.2. Architecture = 543
28.2.3. Arts = 543
28.2.4. Business = 544
28.2.5. Education = 544
28.2.6. Law = 545
28.2.6.1. General = 545
28.2.6.2. Particular countries = 545
28.2.7. Medicine. Biomedical sciences = 546
28.2.7.1. General = 546
28.2.7.2. Particular countries = 547
28.2.8. Military libraries = 548
28.2.9. Music = 548
28.2.9.1. General = 548
28.2.9.2. Particular countries = 549
28.2.10. Social sciences = 550
28.2.11. Technical libraries = 550
28.2.12. Theology = 551
29. Librarianship-history and the present = 551
29.1. History of libraries = 551
29.1.1. General = 551
29.1.2. History of libraries in individual periods = 552
29.2. The present state - general = 553
29.2.1. Comparative librarianship(theory and methods) = 553
29.2.2. Libraries in the world(general) = 554
29.2.3. Library directories = 555
29.3. Particular countries-history and the present(A／Z) = 556
30. Library buildings, facilities and equipment = 609
30.1. General = 609
30.2. Buildings for various types of libraries = 611
30.2.1. Academic libraries = 611
30.2.2. National libraries = 612
30.2.3. Public libraries = 612
30.2.4. Special libraries = 613
30.2.5. University libraries = 613
30.3. Library buildings in particular countries = 613
30.4. Library facilities and equipment = 614
30.4.1. General = 614
30.4.2. Specific topics = 615
31. Manuscripts = 615
31.1. General = 615
31.2. Codicology = 616
31.2.1. General = 616
31.2.2. Manuscript book in particular countries = 617
31.3. Illuminated manuscripts = 618
31.3.1. General = 618
31.3.2. Illuminated manuscripts by provenance = 619
31.4. Manuscripts in libraries = 620
31.4.1. General = 620
31.4.2. Particular countries = 620
32. Microcomputers. Personal computers = 621
32.1. General. Sources of information = 621
32.2. Microcomputer periodicals = 623
32.3. Specific topics = 623
32.4. Microcomputer software = 624
32.5. Microcomputers in libraries and information services = 625
32.5.1. General = 625
32.5.2. Specific topics = 628
32.5.3. Types of libraries = 629
33. Micrographics. Microforms = 630
33.1. General = 630
33.2. Specific topics = 631
33.3. Library applications = 632
33.3.1. General = 632
33.3.2. Specific topics = 632
33.3.3. Types of libraries = 633
33.3.4. Preservation microfilming = 633
34. Online services = 634
34.1. General = 634
34.2. Specific topics = 634
34.3. Online information retrieval, online searching = 636
34.3.1. General = 636
34.3.2. Types of libraries = 639
34.3.3. Online searcher. End-user searching = 640
34.3.4. Teaching online searching = 642
34.4. Online catalogues(OPACs) = 643
34.4.1. General = 643
34.4.2. Specific topics = 645
34.4.3. Subject access in OPACs = 645
34.4.4. Use of OPACs = 646
34.4.5. Teaching online catalogue users = 646
35. Organizations and associations in librarianship and information = 647
35.1. General = 647
35.2. International organizations = 647
35.2.1. FID = 647
35.2.2. IAML(International Association of Music Libraries) = 647
35.2.3. IFLA = 648
35.2.4. Unesco = 648
35.3. Particular countries = 650
36. Papermaking history = 651
36.1. General = 651
36.2. Watermarks = 652
36.3. Papermaking history in particular countries = 653
37. Periodicals in LIS and related fields(Indexes of individual titles-A／Z) = 653
38. Personal bibliographies in LIS and related fields(Individual persons-A／Z) = 676
39. Pictures. Iconographic materials. Prints = 741
39.1. General = 741
39.2. Illustration in particular areas = 743
39.3. Pictures in libraries = 744
39.4. Particular countries = 745
40. Preservation and conservation of library and archival materials = 748
40.1. General = 748
40.2. Specific topics = 753
40.3. Preservation and conservation of various types of materials = 754
40.3.1. Audiovisual materials. Nonbook materials(general) = 754
40.3.2. Types of A／V materials = 755
40.3.3. Photographic materials = 755
40.3.4. Other materials = 756
40.4. Paper permanence, deterioration, preservation and restoration = 757
40.5. Library bookbinding = 759
40.6. Disasters, disaster preparedness and recovery = 759
40.7. Preservation and conservation in particular countries = 760
41. The press. Newspapers and serials = 761
41.1. General = 761
41.2. Bibliographies of national literature on the press = 762
41.3. Specific topics = 764
41.4. The Press in particular countries(history and the present) = 765
41.5. Periodicals in libraries = 774
41.5.1. General = 774
41.5.2. Automation = 774
41.5.3. Cataloguing = 775
41.5.4. Collection development = 776
41.5.5. Specific topics = 777
41.5.6. Newspapers in libraries = 778
42. Printing = 778
42.1. General = 779
42.1.1. Current bibliographies = 779
42.1.2. Other bibliographies = 779
42.2. Development of printing technology = 780
43. Professional aspects of librarianship and information = 781
43.1. General = 781
43.2. Specific topics = 783
43.3. Information professions = 784
43.4. Library technicians. Paraprofessional employees = 784
43.5. Professional ethics = 785
43.6. Women in the library profession = 786
43.7. LIS profession in particular countries = 788
44. Publishing = 790
44.1. General. Sources of information = 790
44.1.1. Current bibliographies = 791
44.1.2. Other bibliographies = 792
44.2. Techniques and methods of publishing = 793
44.3. Automatic publishing techniques = 793
44.3.1. General = 793
44.3.2. Electronic publishing = 794
44.3.3. Desktop publishing = 796
44.4. Specific topics = 797
44.5. Standardization = 798
44.5.1. General = 798
44.5.2. Particular countries = 798
44.6. Editorship = 799
44.6.1. General = 799
44.6.2. Specific topics = 800
44.7. Types of publications = 801
44.7.1. Typology of documents = 801
44.7.2. Various types of publications = 801
44.8. Scientific and technical publications = 802
44.8.1. General = 802
44.8.2. Scientific and technical journals = 803
44.8.3. Scientific and technical writing = 804
44.9. Publishing in the world(history and the present) = 805
44.9.1. General = 805
44.9.2. Particular countries = 806
45. Reading. Readership = 811
45.1. General. Readership surveys = 811
45.2. Sociological aspects = 813
45.2.1. Sociology of literature = 813
45.2.2. Literacy／Illiteracy = 814
45.2.2.1. General = 814
45.2.2.2. History = 815
45.2.2.3. Specific topics = 816
45.2.2.4. Literacy in the Third World = 816
45.2.2.5. Particular countries = 817
45.2.3. Nonprint media and reading = 821
45.3. Specific groups of readers = 821
45.3.1. Children and young people = 821
45.3.1.1. General = 821
45.3.1.2. Particular countries = 822
45.3.2. Other groups = 824
45.4. Library assistance for the reader. Reading guidance = 825
45.5. Readership in particular countries = 825
46. Reference services = 832
46.1. General = 832
46.2. Specific topics = 834
46.3. Types of libraries = 836
46.3.1. Academic libraries = 836
46.3.2. Public libraries = 836
46.3.3. Research libraries = 836
46.3.4. School libraries = 837
46.4. Particular countries = 837
47. Reprography(general) = 837
48. Special materials and their collections = 839
48.1. General = 839
48.2 Types of materials = 839
Audiovisual materials(general) = 839
A／V materials in libraries = 840
Comics = 841
Particular countries = 842
Early printed books and incunables = 844
Ephemera = 846
Fiction = 846
Films = 846
Fine arts works = 847
Librariana = 847
Machine readable data = 847
Maps = 847
Nonbook materials. Nonprint materials(general) = 851
Photographs = 853
Popular literature. Trivial literature = 853
Particular countries = 854
Rare books = 856
Slides = 856
Sound recordings = 857
Video materials = 857
49. Standardization in librarianship and information = 858
49.1. General = 858
49.2. Particular countries = 861
50. Subject analysis. Indexing languages = 862
50.1. Subject analysis = 862
50.2. Indexing languages = 864
50.3. Subject cataloguing. Subject headings = 865
50.3.1. General = 865
50.3.2. Subject indexing in particular countries = 866
50.4. Thesauri and thesauri construction = 866
50.4.1. General = 866
50.4.2. Lists of thesauri = 868
50.4.2.1. General = 868
50.4.2.2. Particular fields = 869
51. Terminology = 870
51.1. Terminology as a discipline = 870
51.1.1. General = 870
51.1.2. Specific topics = 872
51.2. Terminology of library and information science = 874
51.2.1. Literature on LIS terminology = 874
51.2.2. Dictionaries = 874
52. Use and users in library and information services = 876
52.1. User needs. User studies(general) = 876
52.2. Use of library services = 876
52.2.1. General = 876
52.2.2. Types of libraries = 877
52.3. Use of information services = 878
52.4. Use and users in particular fields = 880
52.5. User education and instruction in LIS = 881
52.5.1. General = 881
52.5.2. Learning materials = 886
52.6. User education in various types of libraries = 887
52.6.1. Academic libraries = 887
52.6.2. College libraries = 889
52.6.3. Polytechnic libraries = 890
52.6.4. Public libraries = 890
52.6.5. Research libraries = 890
52.6.6. Schools and school libraries = 891
52.6.7. Special libraries = 893
52.6.8. University libraries = 893
52.7. Particular countries = 894
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CONTENTS
Annex : Library and information science literature(its development and documentation)
1. Organization of LIS bibliographical documentation = 899
1.1. General. International surveys = 899
1.2. Particular countries = 901
2. Bibliographies. Bibliographical services. Databases = 902
2.1. General = 902
2.2. Individual bibliographies and databases = 903
3. LIS libraries and collections. Information centres and databases = 917
3.1. General = 917
3.2. Particular countries = 918
3.3. Classification of LIS literature = 928
4. Development of LIS literature = 928
4.1. General. International surveys = 928
4.2. Particular countries = 930
4.3. LIS periodicals = 936
4.3.1. General = 936
4.3.2. Reviews in library journals = 939
4.3.3. International cooperation = 940
4.3.4. Particular countries = 941
5. Bibliometric analysis of LIS literature = 977
5.1. General = 977
5.2. Analysis of journal literature = 978
5.3. Analysis of LIS theses and dissertations = 979
5.4. Citation analysis = 980
5.5. Authorship analysis = 981
5.5.1. General = 981
5.5.2. Particular countries = 982
5.6. Analysis of specific topics = 984
6. Dissemination and reception of LIS literature = 986
6.1. General = 986
6.2. Particular countries = 986
7. Problems of editing and publishing = 989
7.1. General = 989
7.2. Editorship of LIS journals = 989
7.3. Librarian as author = 991
Indexes
1. Author index = 995
2. Title index = 1061
3. Personal name index = 1135
4. Subject index = 1145
5. Geographical index = 1187
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