Introduction to Cataloging and Classification (Library and Information Science Text Series),   ISBN:9781591582359

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Required book for grad class. I would not have bought the book if it wasn't required for the course because cataloging and classification is automatically provided to the library from Marc records and other resources.

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Great resource. Much more functional than many of the texts I used in library school.

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This book will get any media specialist ready for the important changes in cataloging. I took the course in the 90's but so much has changed and this book truly gets you ready for the world of automation and technology in the 21st century.

Arlene G. Taylor is very detailed and knows her craft!

Lynn M. Dixon
Chicago Public Schools

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This is very comprehensive works for classification and catalogue of documents,including intenet resources.However,one new concept--FRBR and its recently research had hardly reviewed, maybe the author has not enough materials, though this new concept and model had been suggested for eight years.The othor regret is about the classification, the work reviewed detailedly about DDC,LCC,but hardly reviewed about the other classifications,which use languages other than English.I think the researcher in the apoch of Internet should have a global perspective, not just limited in the only one country,or only one language world(eg.English).I hope the next edition can be improved in these respects.