Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations and Symbols
BASIC CATALOGUING
Chapter 1 Catalogue & Cataloguing
How to Read a Book Technically
Bibliographical Reading of a Book
Bibliographical Items Included in a
Catalogue
Enttry
Conventional Elements of a Book Necessary for Description in
a Catalogue Entry
Chapter 2 Functions of a Catalogue
Catalogue is a Key to Organize, Interpret, and Make Resources Available to Readers
Chapter 3 Physical or Outer Forms of Catalogue
Characteristics, Qualities, Attributes of an Ideal Catalogue
Comparative Chart of Characteristics of Ideal Catalogue
Chapter 4 Types and Kinds of Catalogue: The Inner Form
Appropriateness of Classified and Dictionary Catalogues to Different Types of Libraries
Chapter 5 Determination and Construction of Subject
Headings
INTERMEDIATE CATALOGUING: THEORY
Chapter 6 Construction of Classified and Dictionary
Catalogues
Chapter 7 Catalogue Vs. Bibliography
Chapter 8 The Shelf List
Functions and Uses
Shelf List, Public Catalogue, and Accession Register: a Comparative Study
Chapter 9 The Union Catalogue
Chapter 10 Application of Sears List & Construction of Subject
Headings with Subdivisions
Chapter 11 Objectives, Utilities and Superiority of Automated
Cataloguing: Reasons for Computer-based System
Computer Peripherals:
Hardware and Software Necessary for Automated
Cataloguing
INTERMEDIATE CATALOGUING: PRACTICAL ASPECTS
Chapter 12 Specifications, Rules,
and Examples of Practical
Cataloguing: AACR2
Chapter 13 C.A. Cutter’s Two Figure Author Table
Chapter 14 Practical Cataloguing:
Single Author
Double Authors
Triple Authors
More than 3 Authors
Revised & Rewritten Work by Different Author
Shelf List Entry
Added Entries
Index
Entries/ Filing in Classified and Dictionary
Catalogues
ADVANCED CATALOGUING: THEORY
Chapter 15 Treatment of Newsclippings
Chapter 16 MARC
Chapter 17 Construction of Subject Headings in LC and
Sears: a Comparative Study
Chapter 18 Integrated Online Library Automation Systems in
the World:
Packaged Software for Integrated Library System
Chapter 19 OPAC Search
Chapter 20 Co-operative Online
Cataloguing Networks:
Bibliographic Utilities
ADVANCED CATALOGUING: PRACTICAL ASPECTS
Chapter 21 USMARC3 Format (Brief) Summary: Variable
Data Fields
Chapter 22 Oriental Names
IFLA UBCIM ’96: ‘BANGLADESH’ Chcpter
Cataloguing Rules for Bangladeshi Oriental Names
Chapter 23 Corporate Bodies as Authors
Chapter 24 Special and Cartographic Materials
Motion Picture (Film)
Filmstrip
Map
Atlas
BENGALI PART
Chapter 25 Classified Catalogue Vs Dictionary Catalogue
Chapter 26 Shelf List Vs Public Catalogue
Chapter 27 Purpose, Usefulness and Functions of Classification
Chapter 28 Principles of Book Classification According to Merrill
BASIC CLASSIFICATION
Chapter 29 Purpose and Usefulness of Classification
Chapter 30 Notation
Chapter 31 Mnemonic Values in DDC
Chapter 32 Subdivisions in General Subjects and Reasons for
Separate Subdivisions (Form Class) in Language &
Literature
Bibliography
Index