Prolegomena to Library Classification
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...…classes, (e) used in order to place any entity (known or as yet unknown) in a (helpful) position, (f) drawn from an infinite universe of entities, (Ranganathan, 1967, 77-78) The practice of classification is a complex set of actions that includes the interpretation and then representation of the…...
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...Ranganathan created a method for doing both (Ranganathan, 1967)....
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...Another of the high points of Beghtol’s work is the statement—never contested in the literature of the area—that the warrant must be applied at all stages of the design of a knowledge organization system, namely: i) in the selection of the terms of classification and in- dexing; ii) in the selection of the relationships established be- tween them, an issue also mentioned later by other authors (Rowley 1987; Barité et al 2015, 77); iii) in the arrangement of the terms of the facets, thus resuming the original application of the literary warrant proposed by Ranganathan in his Prolegomena (Ranganathan 1967, 196); iv) in the choice of criteria for the subdivision of matters; v) in the determination of the specificity levels; vi) in the application of synthesis mechanisms (as in the choice of auxiliary tables or the signs of combination of issues), the selection of syntax devices; and vii) in the citation order of matters (Beghtol 1986, 110) At this point, it should be noted that warrants can become epistemological references, organizational criteria or tools at the service of a terminology selection method....
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...…in the arrangement of the terms of the facets, thus resuming the original application of the literary warrant proposed by Ranganathan in his Prolegomena (Ranganathan 1967, 196); iv) in the choice of criteria for the subdivision of matters; v) in the determination of the specificity levels; vi)…...
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