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Hace 5 días · Although it was developed to organize materials housed at the Library of Congress, the Library of Congress Classification system (LCC) is widely used in academic libraries around the world. The LCC system begins with 21 categories, each identified by a letter of the alphabet.
- Maria Atilano
- 2011
Hace 1 día · "Artificial Intelligence and Complicit Bias" Schreur, P. E. (2020). Artificial Intelligence and Complicit Bias. Technicalities, 40(5), 1–6. "Browsing through Bias: The Library of Congress Classification and Subject Headings for African American Studies and LGBTQIA Studies"
Hace 3 días · Note: Library of Congress Classification call numbers are assigned to items based on their topic. This means that if you find a book that you are interested in on the shelf, you may want to browse the shelf to the left and right of your item for related materials.
Hace 5 días · Use Classification Web (https://classweb.org/), where you can identify a suitable class number based on a title’s subject headings, and The Cataloging Calculator (http://calculate.alptown.com/), which can produce cutter numbers based on author names and titles, in addition to other useful codes.
- Gas Cataloging
- 2013
Hace 4 días · The Library of Congress Classification (LCC) system is the preferred choice for many academic libraries due to its detailed and expansive subject categories. It enables a more precise organization ...
Hace 2 días · Additional works on this topic may be identified by searching the Library of Congress Online Catalog under appropriate subject headings shown below. Choose the topics you wish to search from the following list to link directly to the catalog and automatically execute a search that will allow you to browse related subject headings.
Hace 2 días · This database is a companion to ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, featuring current research from the University of Alabama with citations and abstracts for dissertations and theses. Full text can be downloaded by authorized University of Alabama users. Indexes theses written in participating colleges and universities the United Kingdom.
