Library classification and cataloguing
James Duff Brown’s Library classification and cataloguing focuses on the essential methods libraries use to organize collections and describe materials. It offers readers an accessible introduction to the principles behind classification and cataloguing, making it a useful reference for students, librarians, and anyone interested in the organization of knowledge.
About This Book
Library classification and cataloguing addresses two central activities in library organization: arranging materials by subject and creating records that help users identify and locate them.
Written by James Duff Brown, the book provides a focused introduction to the practices associated with organizing library collections.
Its subject makes it relevant to students, librarians, and readers interested in the history and development of library methods.
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