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Klassifikationen in Bibliotheken

Theorie – Anwendung – Nutzen

[Classification Systems in Libraries: Theory, Application, Benefits]

Ed. by Alex, Heidrun / Bee, Guido / Junger, Ulrike

Series:Bibliotheks- und Informationspraxis 53

    Aims and Scope

    This book presents basic information about working with classification systems in libraries. It contains practical introductions, written by highly experienced users, to the most important classification systems used in the German-speaking world as well as essays on basic issues that transcend individual classification systems. The work is intended for students of library and information science as well as individuals working in libraries and other institutions who are personally involved in conducting classification or who wish to access data stored in classification systems.

    23 x 15.5 cm
    Approx. 300 pages
    40 Fig.
    Language:
    German
    Type of Publication:
    Specialist Text
    Keywords:
    Classification
    Readership:
    Librarians, Students of library and information sciences as well as individuals working in libraries and other institutions who use data made accessible by classification systems
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