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Publisher’s Foreword xi Preface by the Decimal Classification Editorial Policy Committee xiii Acknowledgments xvii New Features in Edition 20 xix Introduction to the Dewey Decimal Classification xxv About the Introduction xxv Classification: What It Is and What It Does xxv History and Current Use of the Dewey Decimal Classification xxvi Overview of the Dewey Decimal Classification xxvi Conceptual Framework xxvi Notation xxvii Principle of Hierarchy xxviii Classifying with the DDC xxix Determining the Subject of a Work xxix Determining the Discipline for a Work Xxxi More Than One Subject xxxi More Than One Discipline xxxi When All Else Fails xxxii How DDC 20 Is Arranged xxxiii Key Features of the Schedules and Tables xxxiii Summaries xxxiii Entries xxxiv Notes xxxv Number Building xl Number Building: Citation and Precedence Order xliii Citation Order xliii Precedence Order xliii The Relative Index xliv How to Use the Relative Index xlv Format and Arrangement of the Relative Index xlv Order in Which Numbers Are Displayed xlvi Interdisciplinary Numbers xlvi Terms Included in the Relative Index xlviii Terms Not Included in the Relative Index xlviii Options xIviii Close and Broad Classi

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Author

John P. Comaromi; Julianne Beall; Winton E. Matthews, Jr.; Gregory R. New; Melvil Dewey

Publisher

Forest Press, a division of OCLC Online Computer Library Center

Published

1989

Language

EN

ISBN

9780910608404

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Computer Science, Reference, Social Science

Updated

2026-03-25