Policy of documentary information treatment in University Libraries: diagnostic study of the context in the cataloguer’s and user’s perspective
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https://doi.org/10.54886/ibersid.v1i.3262Abstract
This study is aimed at analyzing and describing the cataloguing and indexing procedures in order to obtain the necessary subsides to the working up of a policy of documentary treatment. The partial results show that the cataloguers follow a systematized and consolidated methodology for descriptive cataloguing, but don’t show methodology for subject cataloguing; the information retrieval presents failures relating to the search by subject; and the documentary language does not answer adequately the demand, due to the incompatibility between the terms used in the subject cataloguing and those used by the users.Downloads
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