LSCLF 3.3: GENERAL THEORY OF LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION-3

Basic Laws: Ranganathan formulated six basic laws, viz.,
1) Law of Interpretation
2) Law of Impartiality
3) Law of Symmetry
4) Law of Parsimony
5) Law of Local Variation
6) Law of Osmosis ‘

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“There are five and only five fundamental categories, namely Time, Space, Energy, Matter and Personality”, PMEST; for short.

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Principles of Facet Sequence: Ranganathan formulated four principles of Facet Sequence, viz,
1) Wall-Picture Principle
2) Whole-Organ Principle
3) Cow-Calf Principle
4) Actand Action-Actor-Tool Principle

Principles of Helpful Sequence: To achieve a helpful sequence of entities in an array,
Ranganathan formulated eight Principles of Helpful Sequence. These are
1) Principle of Later-in-Time
2) Principle of Later-in-Evolution
3) Principle of Spatial Contiguity

3.1 Principles for Entities along a Vertical Line:

3.1.1 Principle of Bottom Upwards
3.1.2 Principle of Top Downwards

3.2 Principles for Entities along a Horizontal Line:
3.2.1 Principle of Left to Right
3.2.2 Principle of Right to Left

3.3 Principles of Entities along a Circular Line:
3.3.1 Principle of Clockwise Direction
3.3.2 Principle of Counter-Clockwise Direction

3.4 Principles for Entities along long a Radial Line:
3.4.1 Principle of Centre to Periphery
3.4.2 Principle of Periphery to Centre

3.5 Principle of Away-from-Position

4) Principles for Quantitative Measure
4.1 Principle of Increasing Quantity
4.2 Principle of Decreasing Quantity

5) Principle of Increasing Complexity

6) Principle of Canonical Sequence

7) Principle of Literary Warrant

8) Principle of Alphabetical Sequence

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Canons of Classification: Ranganathan provided a completely new direction to’ the concept of classification originally formulated by Sayers. Ranganathan formulated 43 canons and grouped them into three planes of work.
i) Canons for Idea Plane (15).
ii) Canons for Verbal Plane (4).
iii) Canons for Notational Plane (24).

Mnemonics = Aids to memory. Mnemonical notation means the use of symbol or symbols representing a given concept

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