LSCLF 5.1 : LEARNING ABOUT SUBJECTS-1

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Five laws of Library Science

1. Books Are For Use
2. Every Reader His/Her Book
3. Every Book Its Reader
4. Save The Time Of The Reader
5. The Library Is A Growing Organism

2. Modes of formation of subjects:

Lamination
Loose Assemblage
Fission
Fusion
Distillation
Clustering
Agglomeration

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#1. Who designed Bibliographic Classfication?

H E Bliss

A C Richardson

Henry Fontaine

Charles Looswel

#2. Which of the following was designed as a switching language?

LC Classification

Broad System of Ordering (BSO)

Subject Clasificatgion

It was designed to serve as a switching language i.e`to work as an intermediary or conversion language to transfer information from one indexing language to another. It means that it was designed for classifying information centres rather than documents. But, instead of its intended purpose, it is being used as a shelf
classification in some libraries. It has been found useful as an aid in formulating and modifying search strategies. BSO is now available on computer disks in MS-DOS environment.

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#3. Which law of Ranganathan insists that the arrangement of documents and the main entries should primarily be based on the characteristics of the subjects embodied in the documents?

First

Second

Third

Fourth

#4. Which law implies APUPA arrangement?

First

Second

Third

Fourth

APUPA (Alien, Penumbral, Umbral, Penumbral, Alien)

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#5. Which law implies that at the time of retrieval no document relevant to the interest of the reader at the moment should be missed, irrespective of his approach?

First

Second

Third

Fourth

#6. Which law implies that the intellectual and mental potential of the reader should be conserved by pinpointed and expeditious retrieval?

First

Second

Fourth

Fifth

#7. Which law implies that the retrieval and service should be done in the most economic manner?

First

Second

Fifth

Fourth

#8. What is lamination?

assembling together of two or more of subjects

construction by an over layering facet

the process of division or splitting or breaking up into parts

fusion of two or more subjects

#9. Who stated that "when the basic layer is a basic subject and the other layers are isolate ideas, a compound subject is formed"?

Broad

Ranganathan

Wolksoft

C A Cutter

#10. Anatomy of the human body is an example of...

Lamination

Fission

Fusion

Loose Assemblage

#11. Treatment of diseases of plant is an example of..

Loose Assemblage

Fission

Clustering

Laminaton

#12. Assembling together two or more subjects or isolate ideas is knowns as...

Clustering

Agglomeration

Distillation

Loose Assemblage

#13. General relation between political science and economics is an example for..

Loose Assemmblage

Distillation

Fission

Clustering

#14. Statistics for librarians is an example for....

Fission

Loose Assemblage

Distillation

Agglomeration

#15. Influence of geography on history is an example for...

Lamination

Loose Assemblage

Agglomeration

Clustering

Few more examples for Loose Assemblage of formation subjects:

1) Influence of Buddhism on Christianity

2) Difference between Lemuroidea and Anthropoidea

3)Child medicine

4) Geriatrics

5)Female medicine

6)Desert engineering

7)Mountain engineering

8)War engineering

9)Boolean algebra
10) Ayurvedic system of medicine
11) Gestalt psychology12)ayurvedic system – tropical environment – child

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#16. What is fission?

forming a group of similar entities, because of their relationship with each other

the process of division or splitting or breaking up into parts

clubbing together two or more subjects

the process of collecting together of entities into larger masses without cohesion among the components.

#17. Which term is used to denote fission when we consider one and only one of the subdivisions of an isolate or of a Basic Subject, resulting from fission?

Degradation

Essentiation

denudation

Peeling off

#18. Who defines "Denudation is the progressive decrease of the extension and the increase of the intension (or the depth) of a BS or an isolate idea, even as we scoop out the flesh of a soft-fruit from deeper and deeper layers or as we excavate the well"?

Cutter

J H Shea

Prolegomena to classification

Broad

#19. Who defines denudation as s "the exposure of a new area of knowledge by erosion or divestment through research or enquiry"?

Ruthor Mist

Ranganathan

J H Shera

Dewey

Example: (See figure below)
Philosophy (a)
– Logic (b)
– Deductive Logic (c)

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#20. What is Fusion?

Evolution of a pure subject

the process of division or splitting or breaking up into parts

Fusing together two or more primary basic subjects in such a way that each of them loses its individuality with respect to the schedule of isolates needed to form the compound subjects going with it

, forming a group of similar entities, because of their relationship with each other

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#1. Who designed Bibliographic Classfication?

#2. Which of the following was designed as a switching language?

#3. Which law of Ranganathan insists that the arrangement of documents and the main entries should primarily be based on the characteristics of the subjects embodied in the documents?

#4. Which law implies APUPA arrangement?

Red Book of The Law of Success

#5. Which law implies that at the time of retrieval no document relevant to the interest of the reader at the moment should be missed, irrespective of his approach?

#6. Which law implies that the intellectual and mental potential of the reader should be conserved by pinpointed and expeditious retrieval?

#7. Which law implies that the retrieval and service should be done in the most economic manner?

#8. What is lamination?

#9. Who stated that "when the basic layer is a basic subject and the other layers are isolate ideas, a compound subject is formed"?

#10. Anatomy of the human body is an example of...

#11. Treatment of diseases of plant is an example of..

#12. Assembling together two or more subjects or isolate ideas is knowns as...

#13. General relation between political science and economics is an example for..

#14. Statistics for librarians is an example for....

#15. Influence of geography on history is an example for...

India & World Map ( Both Political & Physical ) wi...

#16. What is fission?

#17. Which term is used to denote fission when we consider one and only one of the subdivisions of an isolate or of a Basic Subject, resulting from fission?

#18. Who defines "Denudation is the progressive decrease of the extension and the increase of the intension (or the depth) of a BS or an isolate idea, even as we scoop out the flesh of a soft-fruit from deeper and deeper layers or as we excavate the well"?

#19. Who defines denudation as s "the exposure of a new area of knowledge by erosion or divestment through research or enquiry"?

#20. What is Fusion?

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#1. Who designed Bibliographic Classfication?

#2. Which of the following was designed as a switching language?

#3. Which law of Ranganathan insists that the arrangement of documents and the main entries should primarily be based on the characteristics of the subjects embodied in the documents?

#4. Which law implies APUPA arrangement?

Red Book of The Law of Success

#5. Which law implies that at the time of retrieval no document relevant to the interest of the reader at the moment should be missed, irrespective of his approach?

#6. Which law implies that the intellectual and mental potential of the reader should be conserved by pinpointed and expeditious retrieval?

#7. Which law implies that the retrieval and service should be done in the most economic manner?

#8. What is lamination?

#9. Who stated that "when the basic layer is a basic subject and the other layers are isolate ideas, a compound subject is formed"?

#10. Anatomy of the human body is an example of...

#11. Treatment of diseases of plant is an example of..

#12. Assembling together two or more subjects or isolate ideas is knowns as...

#13. General relation between political science and economics is an example for..

#14. Statistics for librarians is an example for....

#15. Influence of geography on history is an example for...

India & World Map ( Both Political & Physical ) wi...

#16. What is fission?

#17. Which term is used to denote fission when we consider one and only one of the subdivisions of an isolate or of a Basic Subject, resulting from fission?

#18. Who defines "Denudation is the progressive decrease of the extension and the increase of the intension (or the depth) of a BS or an isolate idea, even as we scoop out the flesh of a soft-fruit from deeper and deeper layers or as we excavate the well"?

#19. Who defines denudation as s "the exposure of a new area of knowledge by erosion or divestment through research or enquiry"?

#20. What is Fusion?

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