Prejudices and Antipathies: A Tract on the LC Subject Heads Concerning People
Sanford Berman’s Prejudices and Antipathies examines Library of Congress subject headings concerning people. This specialized tract considers the language used in bibliographic description and offers a focused resource for readers interested in cataloging, information organization, reference services, and the social dimensions of library classification.
About This Book
Prejudices and Antipathies is a focused work by Sanford Berman on Library of Congress subject headings concerning people.
The book centers on the terminology used to organize and describe human subjects in library catalogs.
It offers a specialized perspective on cataloging language, classification, and the ways people are represented in bibliographic systems.
This title may interest readers studying library science, information organization, reference work, and social dimensions of cataloging.
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