13. Children’s literature

Chapters in this book

1. i-vi i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction xxv
4. Notes on use xxix
5. Structure of an entry xxxiii
6. Sources used for the compilation xxxvii
7. List of periodicals from which entries are selected xxxix
8. List of the most important abbreviations in bibliographical references liii
9. Part I: General (Library and information science. Bibliologie. Bibliothéconomie. Book science. Buch- und Bibliothekswesen. Bibliotekovedenie. Knigovedenie etc.)
10. 1. Bibliographies of bibliographies. Sources of information 3
11. 2. International bibliographies 6
12. 3. Bibliographies covering national LIS literature 20
13. 4. Bibliographies of LIS periodicals 42
14. 5. Collective personal bibliographies 48
15. 6. Lists of theses and dissertations 53
16. 7. Research in progress. Unpublished works 64
17. 8. Films and other audiovisual materials 66
18. 9. Bibliology, book science, LIS as a discipline 67
19. Part II: Particular disciplines and topics
20. 1. Access to library resources and services 75
21. 2. Alphabet and scripts 91
22. 3. Archives. Archival Science 95
23. 4. Art of the book. Book illustration 125
24. 5. Artificial intelligence. Expert systems 183
25. 6. Automation and computerization in libraries and information services 189
26. 7. Bibliography (as a discipline) 198
27. 8. Bibliometrics. Scientometrics 210
28. 9. Bibliophily. Book collecting 215
29. 10. Book trade. Bookselling 228
30. 11. Cataloguing 237
31. 12. Censorship. Intellectual freedom 245
32. 13. Children’s literature 248
33. 14. Classification 297
34. 15. Collection development. Library resources 303
35. 16. Communication science. Mass media. Journalism 318
36. 17. Communication in science and technology 342
37. 18. Computer science (general) 350
38. 19. Copyright 364
39. 20. Education for librarianship and information 367
40. 21. Government information. Government publications 375
41. 22. History of the book 379
42. 23. Indexing and abstracting 411
43. 24. Information retrieval 414
44. 25. Information services 419
45. 26. Information technology 448
46. 27. Librarianship 483
47. 28. Librarianship – types of libraries. Libraries in particular fields 513
48. 29. Librarianship – history and the present 551
49. 30. Library buildings, facilities and equipment 609
50. 31. Manuscripts 615
51. 32. Microcomputers. Personal computers 621
52. 33. Micrographics. Microforms 630
53. 34. Online services 634
54. 35. Organizations and associations in librarianship and information 647
55. 36. Papermaking history 651
56. 37. Periodicals in LIS and related fields (Indexes of individual titles – A/Z) 653
57. 38. Personal bibliographies in LIS and related fields (Individual persons – A/Z) 676
58. 39. Pictures. Iconographic materials. Prints 741
59. 40. Preservation and conservation of library and archival materials 748
60. 41. The press. Newspapers and serials 761
61. 42. Printing 778
62. 43. Professional aspects of librarianship and information 781
63. 44. Publishing 790
64. 45. Reading. Readership 811
65. 46. Reference services 832
66. 47. Reprography (general) 837
67. 48. Special materials and their collections 839
68. 49. Standardization in librarianship and information 858
69. 50. Subject analysis. Indexing languages 862
70. 51. Terminology 870
71. 52. Use and users in library and information services 876
72. Annex. Library and information science literature (its development and documentation)
73. 1. Organization of LIS bibliographical documentation 899
74. 2. Bibliographies. Bibliographical services. Databases 902
75. 3. LIS libraries and collections. Information centres and databases 917
76. 4. Development of LIS literature 928
77. 5. Bibliometric analysis of LIS literature 977
78. 6. Dissemination and reception of LIS literature 986
79. 7. Problems of editing and publishing 989
80. Indexes
81. Author index 995
82. Title index 1061
83. Personal name index 1135
84. Subject index 1145
85. Geographical index 1187