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Title: Inconsistencies of the Library of Congress Classification Scheme in terms of Treatment of some Topics in Classes H (Social Sciences), Q (Sciences), and G (Geography): A Critical Analysis.
Authors: Onwukanjo, Stella Amarachukwu
Keywords: Library of Congress Classification Scheme, Class H, Class Q, Class T, Class G, Critical Analysis
Issue Date: Jun-2014
Publisher: Journal of Information, Education, Science and Technology (JIEST)
Citation: Onwukanjo, S. A. (2014) Inconsistencies of the Library of Congress Classification Scheme in terms of Treatment of some Topics in Classes H (Social Sciences), Q (Sciences), and G (Geography): A Critical Analysis. Journal of Information, Education, Science and Technology (JIEST) Vol. 1(2), June, 2014.73-78
Abstract: The paper did a brief historical survey of the library of congress classification scheme, and lauded its merits. It was observed that the library of congress classification scheme was embraced by many libraries all over the world. The paper x-rayed the inconsistencies and discrepancies that were observed in the scheme. The criticisms were focused more on by using four classes, which are H,Q,T,G for some critical analyses and illustrations. Some subjects /topics were analyzed in detail to illustrate the stances of the writer. The broad subjects that were analysed were Social Sciences which is emphasized by the scheme, Sciences, Technology and Geography. Suggestions were proffered that could help correct these anomalies.
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URI: http://repository.futminna.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/5930
ISSN: 2360-8846
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