Script conversion and bibliographic control of documents in dissimilar scripts: Problems and alternatives

Wellisch, Hans H.

doi:10.1016/0020-7837(78)90035-3

International Library Review

1978

DOI: 10.1016/0020-7837(78)90035-3

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Script conversion and bibliographic control of documents in dissimilar scripts: Problems and alternatives

Hans H. Wellisch

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The ALA filing rules: Flowcharts illustrating their application, with a critique and suggestions for improvement

Wellisch

1983

J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci.

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PartI. Flowcharts of the Filling Operations The new ALA filing Rules are displayed in the form of flowcharts, and the operations of filing are analyzed and exemplified. It is found that, contrary to claims made in the work, the rules are not entirely applicable to computerized filing because several rules and exceptions to them are not programmable and need human intervention at input or output, especially if character strings are not edited according to the MARC format. Suggestions for further streamlining and simplification of the filing rules are made, omissions are pointed out, and a number of mistakes are corrected.

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The ALA filing rules: Flowcharts illustrating their application, with a critique and suggestions for improvement

Wellisch

1983

J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci.

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Further considerations on romanization: Saudi Arabia

Moran

1981

International Library Review

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Librarians and the language barrier

Dickson

1979

Aslib Proceedings

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Script conversion and bibliographic control of documents in dissimilar scripts: Problems and alternatives

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The ALA filing rules: Flowcharts illustrating their application, with a critique and suggestions for improvement

The ALA filing rules: Flowcharts illustrating their application, with a critique and suggestions for improvement

Further considerations on romanization: Saudi Arabia

Librarians and the language barrier

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