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    James Duff Brown's Subject Classification and Evaluation Methods for Classification Systems

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    Author
    Beghtol, Clare
    Editors
    Breitenstein, Mikel
    Issue Date
    2004
    Submitted date
    2007-02-14
    Keywords
    Classification
    Knowledge Organization
    Local subject classification
    James Duff Brown
    subject classification
    evaluation
    
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    James Duff Brown's Subject Classification and Evaluation Methods for Classification Systems 2004,
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    Abstract
    James Duff Brown (1862-1914), an important figure in librarianship in late nineteenth and early twentieth century England, made contributions in many areas of his chosen field. His Subject Classification (SC), however, has not received much recognition for its theoretical and practical contributions to bibliographic classification theory and practice in the twentieth century. This paper discusses some of the elements of SC that both did and did not inform future bibliographic classification work, considers some contrasting evaluation methods in the light of advances in bibliographic classification theory and practice and of commentaries on SC, and suggests directions for further research.
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    en
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