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Autores principales: Kitchens, Joel D., Mosley, Pixey Anne, Marner, Jonathan C., Highsmith, Anne L.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 2002
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ656142
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author Kitchens, Joel D.
Mosley, Pixey Anne
Marner, Jonathan C.
Highsmith, Anne L.
author_facet Kitchens, Joel D.
Mosley, Pixey Anne
Marner, Jonathan C.
Highsmith, Anne L.
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Mosley, Pixey Anne
Marner, Jonathan C.
Highsmith, Anne L.
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contents Defining History for Library Statistics, or Everything Has a History. Kitchens, Joel D. Mosley, Pixey Anne Marner, Jonathan C. Highsmith, Anne L. Academic Libraries Cataloging Classification Correlation Higher Education History Intellectual Disciplines Interdisciplinary Approach Library Collections Library Research Library Statistics Describes a study that measured the subject area and call number correspondence for the discipline of history at the Texas A&M University libraries. Considers the rise in interdisciplinary scholarship that challenges the frequent assumption that a correlation exists between topicality and call number range for collection management decisions. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Defining History for Library Statistics, or Everything Has a History.
Kitchens, Joel D.
Mosley, Pixey Anne
Marner, Jonathan C.
Highsmith, Anne L.
Academic Libraries
Cataloging
Classification
Correlation
Higher Education
History
Intellectual Disciplines
Interdisciplinary Approach
Library Collections
Library Research
Library Statistics
Defining History for Library Statistics, or Everything Has a History. Kitchens, Joel D. Mosley, Pixey Anne Marner, Jonathan C. Highsmith, Anne L. Academic Libraries Cataloging Classification Correlation Higher Education History Intellectual Disciplines Interdisciplinary Approach Library Collections Library Research Library Statistics Describes a study that measured the subject area and call number correspondence for the discipline of history at the Texas A&M University libraries. Considers the rise in interdisciplinary scholarship that challenges the frequent assumption that a correlation exists between topicality and call number range for collection management decisions. (Author/LRW)
title Defining History for Library Statistics, or Everything Has a History.
topic Academic Libraries
Cataloging
Classification
Correlation
Higher Education
History
Intellectual Disciplines
Interdisciplinary Approach
Library Collections
Library Research
Library Statistics
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ656142