Library of Congress Subject Heading Patterns in OCLC Monographic Records.

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Main Authors: O'Neill, Edward T., Aluri, Rao
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Language:en
Published: 1981
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author O'Neill, Edward T.
Aluri, Rao
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Aluri, Rao
O'Neill, Edward T.
Aluri, Rao
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contents Library of Congress Subject Heading Patterns in OCLC Monographic Records. O'Neill, Edward T. Aluri, Rao Bibliographies Cataloging Classification Online Systems Subject Index Terms Use Studies Examines the characteristics of subject headings found in OCLC cataloging records. The study analyzed a sample of 33,455 monographic records taken from the OCLC database, and found that 94 percent of the subject headings used were Library of Congress subject headings. Twenty-seven references are cited. (Author/FM)
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publishDate 1981
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spellingShingle Library of Congress Subject Heading Patterns in OCLC Monographic Records.
O'Neill, Edward T.
Aluri, Rao
Bibliographies
Cataloging
Classification
Online Systems
Subject Index Terms
Use Studies
Library of Congress Subject Heading Patterns in OCLC Monographic Records. O'Neill, Edward T. Aluri, Rao Bibliographies Cataloging Classification Online Systems Subject Index Terms Use Studies Examines the characteristics of subject headings found in OCLC cataloging records. The study analyzed a sample of 33,455 monographic records taken from the OCLC database, and found that 94 percent of the subject headings used were Library of Congress subject headings. Twenty-seven references are cited. (Author/FM)
title Library of Congress Subject Heading Patterns in OCLC Monographic Records.
topic Bibliographies
Cataloging
Classification
Online Systems
Subject Index Terms
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ242748