Poland Is Not Yet Defeated, or: Should Catalogers Rewrite History? With a Discourse on When Is an Island Not an Island?

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Main Author: Wellisch, Hans H.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1978
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contents Poland Is Not Yet Defeated, or: Should Catalogers Rewrite History? With a Discourse on When Is an Island Not an Island? Wellisch, Hans H. Attitude Change Cataloging Classification Content Analysis Cost Effectiveness Definitions Efficiency Geographic Regions Problems Subject Index Terms Revised instructions of Library of Congress on indirect subdivision of topical headings are analyzed from the points of view of feasibility, cost-effectiveness, and usefulness for historical and/or geographical aspects of a topic. The use of direct subdivision for regions according to previous LC practice is proposed for areas in the U.S. (Author/MBR)
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spellingShingle Poland Is Not Yet Defeated, or: Should Catalogers Rewrite History? With a Discourse on When Is an Island Not an Island?
Wellisch, Hans H.
Attitude Change
Cataloging
Classification
Content Analysis
Cost Effectiveness
Definitions
Efficiency
Geographic Regions
Problems
Subject Index Terms
Poland Is Not Yet Defeated, or: Should Catalogers Rewrite History? With a Discourse on When Is an Island Not an Island? Wellisch, Hans H. Attitude Change Cataloging Classification Content Analysis Cost Effectiveness Definitions Efficiency Geographic Regions Problems Subject Index Terms Revised instructions of Library of Congress on indirect subdivision of topical headings are analyzed from the points of view of feasibility, cost-effectiveness, and usefulness for historical and/or geographical aspects of a topic. The use of direct subdivision for regions according to previous LC practice is proposed for areas in the U.S. (Author/MBR)
title Poland Is Not Yet Defeated, or: Should Catalogers Rewrite History? With a Discourse on When Is an Island Not an Island?
topic Attitude Change
Cataloging
Classification
Content Analysis
Cost Effectiveness
Definitions
Efficiency
Geographic Regions
Problems
Subject Index Terms
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ187058