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Knowledge Organization: Classification and Cataloguing Theory Reena Kapoor, Lovely Professional University

Notes Unit 14: Canons and Principles for Library Catalogue

CONTENTS
Objectives
Introduction

14.1 Purpose of a Library Catalogue
14.2 Functions of a Library Catalogue
14.3 Forms of Catalogue

14.3.1 Alphabetical Catalogue
14.3.2 Author Catalogue
14.3.3 Title Catalogue
14.3.4 Subject Catalogue
14.3.5 Classified Catalogue

14.4 Canons
14.4.1 Canons for Characteristics
14.4.2 Canons for Array

14.4.3 Canons for Chain
14.4.4 Canons for Filiatory Sequence
14.4.5 Canons for Terminology
14.4.6 Canons for Notation
14.4.7 Special Canons for Knowledge Classification

14.4.8 Special Canons for Book Classification
14.5 Principles
14.5.1 For Facet Formula

14.5.2 For Helpfulness in Array
14.6 International Standard Bibliographic Description (ISBD)
14.7 Summary
14.8 Keywords
14.9 Review Questions

14.10 Further Readings

Objectives

After studying this unit, you will be able to:
Explain the Purpose of a Library Catalogue

Discuss the Function of a Library Catalogue

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