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Indexing from A to Z

Hans H. Wellisch

1991

Classification in the 1970's

Arthur Maltby

1972

Information retrieval, British & American, 1876-1976

John Wallace Metcalfe

1976

Vocabulary control for information retrieval

F. Wilfrid Lancaster

1972

Indexing languages and thesauri: construction and maintenance

Dagobert Soergel

1974

Indexing and abstracting, 1977-1981

Hans H. Wellisch

1984

Indexing & Abstracting in Theory & Practice

F. W. Lancaster

1998

Training in Indexing

G. Norman Knight

1969

Classification for information retrieval

K. G. B. Bakewell

1968

How to make an index

Henry Benjamin Wheatley

1902

Languages of indexing and classification

W. John Hutchins

1975

Advanced database indexing

Yannis Manolopoulos, Yannis Theodoridis, Vassilis J. Tsotras

2000

Doing things with information

Brian Clark O'Connor

2008

Alphabetic Indexing Rules

Joseph S. Fosegan

1995

The accidental taxonomist

Heather Hedden

2016

The Chicago manual of style

Chicago Univ, University of Chicago., Chicago Editorial

1982

Organizing knowledge

Rowley, J. E.

1992

Abstracting and indexing

Rowley, J. E.

1982

Indexing and abstracting in theory and practice

F. Wilfrid Lancaster

1991

Classificatory structures

Hemalata Iyer

1995

Indexing

Brown, George E.

1921

The art of indexing

Larry S. Bonura

1994

Introduction to indexing and abstracting

Donald B. Cleveland

1983

The Trouble With Culture

F. Allan Hanson

2007

High-Dimensional Indexing

Cui Yu

2002

Systematic Indexing

J. Kaiser

1911

Can you recommend a good book on indexing?

Bella Hass Weinberg

1998

Classification key

United States. Office of Cooperative Extension Work

1924

Genealogy and Indexing

Kathleen Spaltro

2003

A classification and subject index, for cataloguing and arranging the books and pamphlets of a library

Melvil Dewey

1876

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