
Introduction to Cataloging Vol. I Descriptive Cataloging is the first volume of a three volume series from McGraw-Hill in library education. Introduction to Cataloging Vol. II - Personal Names Entry Headings, Introduction to Cataloging Vol. III - The Subject Approach, completes the series. The text is designed for use with Anglo-American Cataloging rules, North American Text. The workbook also has an answer book included in an envelope on the inside back cover.
This text serves as a foundational instructional guide for students and practitioners learning the principles of descriptive cataloging within the framework of library science. John J. Boll, an established educator in the field, utilizes the Anglo-American Cataloging Rules (North American Text) to provide a structured pedagogical approach. The book functions as a workbook, integrating theoretical instruction with practical application exercises to ensure competency in bibliographic description.
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Experts and library science educators recognize this volume as a standard instructional tool for introductory cataloging courses. Readers frequently note the practical utility of the included workbook exercises for mastering complex bibliographic rules.
Page Count:
448
Publication Date:
1974-01-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070064121
ISBN-13:
9780070064126
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