Introduction to indexing and abstracting / Donald B. Cleveland, Ana D. Cleveland.
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Littleton, Colo. :
Libraries Unlimited,
1983.
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Table of Contents:
- Making an Index
- The Need for Indexes
- The Nature of Indexes
- Makers of Indexes
- A Brief Historical Perspective
- A Note to the Neophyte Indexer
- The Nature of Information
- The Information Age
- A Natural Phenomenon
- The Study of Information
- A Basic Resource
- Mechanisms for Information Preservation and Transmittal
- The Organization of Information
- The Information Cycle
- The Basic Information Retrieval Model
- The Information Is Created and Acquired for the System
- Knowledge Records Are Analyzed and Tagged by Sets of Index Terms
- The Knowledge Records Are Stored Physically and the Index Terms Are Stored into a Structured File
- The User's Query Is Tagged with Sets of Index Terms and Then Is Matched Against the Tagged Records
- Matched Documents Are Retrieved for Review
- Feedback May Lead to Several Reiterations of the Search
- Classification and Indexing
- The Relationship of Indexing, Abstracting, and Searching
- Using Indexes and Abstracts
- Vocabulary Control
- The Purpose of Controlled Vocabulary
- The Nature of Indexing Languages
- Authority Lists
- Generic Vocabularies
- The Thesaurus
- Thesaurus Construction
- Term Relationships
- Term Forms
- Thesaurus Evaluation
- Types of Indexes and Abstracts
- Types of Indexes
- Book Indexes
- Citation Indexes
- Classified Indexes
- Coordinate Indexes
- Cumulative Indexes
- Faceted Indexes
- First-line Indexes
- Hypermedia Indexes
- Internet Indexes
- Multimedia Indexes
- Periodical Indexes
- Permuted Title Indexes.