Continental European indexing: then and now

Diepeveen, Caroline

doi:10.3828/indexer.2006.20

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“…Latin America is not alone in this regard. Writings by Weinberg and Diepeveen on continental European indexing indicate that subject indexes are not as prevalent there as in Anglo-Saxon publishing (Weinberg, 2000;Diepeveen, 2006). Reasons given include pressures of time and money, lack of training courses in indexing, and (particularly for France) that authors are expected to provide their own index but prove ill-suited to the task.…”

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