Indexing for Southern Africa: A manual compiled in celebration of ASAIB's first decade, 1994-2004
Keywords:
Indexing styles, Indexing techniques, Indexing training, Theory of indexingSynopsis
Book cover design by Elsabe Viljoen, Unisa Press
CONTENTS
Introduction lX - J A Kalley
Part One: THEORETICAL ISSUES
1 History of Indexing in South Africa: A Brief Overview 3 - R Musiker
2 Indexing in Context 7 J C Theron & G R Davis
3 Conceptualisation: What is it all About? 20 I Fourie
4 Characteristics and Evaluation of a Good Index 29- A-M Arnold
5 Organisation Policy 44- M Burger & I Fourie
Part Two: GENERAL APPLICATIONS
6 Verbal Subject Description 53 - I Fourie & M Burger
7 Book Indexing 68 - I Fourie & M Burger
8 Embedded Indexing for Creating Book Indexes 86 - E Lastovica
9 Periodicals Indexing 92 - A. Kotze
Addendum: Principles of Periodical Indexing 103 - M Burger
10 Automatic Indexing 111 - P Underwood
11 Web Indexing 117 - M du Preez
12 Metadata and Indexing 129 - A Watkins
13 Abstracting 141 - M Burger
14 Thesaurus Construction 159 - M Burger
15 Technical Presentation of Book Indexes 179- U Reddy & 0 Jagarnath
16 Standardisation 189 - P Duncan
Part Three: SPECIAL FlELDS
17 Africana 197 - Y Garson, P Duncan & J C Theron
18 Antique Maps 210 - Y Garson
19 Archives 2 16 - M Pickover, C Archibald & K Abbott
20 Education 221 - S le Roux
21 Environmental Issues 226 - M Pretorius
22 Health Sciences 233 - E Robertson
23 Labour 238 - J Shier
24 Languages 243 - S M Willet
25 Law 250 - N M Ferreira
26 Literature for Children 257 - T B van der Walt & K McGuirk
27 Museum Objects 268 - M E Schulze
28 National Bibliographies 285 - D Ambrose
29 Newspapers 292 - C Merrett
30 Politics and International Relations 297 - J A Kalley & E Schoeman
Part Four: TRAINING
31 Training Opportunities 307 - M Burger
List of Contributors 323
Index 326