Classify a document from scratch with this practical guide designed to guide the novice cataloguer through the practice of subject cataloguing, with an emphasis on practical document analysis and classification.
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| Introduction | |
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| The need for classification | |
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| First principles of classification | |
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| The variety of classification : systems and structures | |
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| The classification scheme : internal structure | |
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| Types of classification scheme | |
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| Order in the classification scheme | |
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Content analysis
1. : document description | |
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Content analysis
2. : practical constraints | |
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| Controlled indexing languages | |
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| Word-based approaches to retrieval | |
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Library of Congress subject headings
1. : basic headings | |
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Library of Congress subject headings
2. : structured headings | |
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| Classification scheme application | |
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Library of Congress classification
1. : basic classmark construction | |
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Library of Congress classification
2. : use of tables | |
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| Dewey decimal classification | |
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Universal decimal classification
1. : general properties and basic number building | |
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Universal decimal classification
2. : auxiliary tables | |
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| Faceted classification | |
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| Managing classification | |
