NLMC (National Library of Medicine Classification)
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Table of Contents
Ⅰ. Introduction : 의학분야 문헌분류법의 개관
Ⅱ. Historical Development : NLMC 연혁
Ⅲ. Purpose : 제정 목적
Ⅳ. Basic structure : 기본적 구조
Ⅴ. NLM Classification Practices 분류의 실제
Ⅵ. Strength and Weakness/ Advantage and Disadvantage
Ⅶ. Comparison with DDC, KDC : DDC, KDC와의 비교 분석
Ⅷ. Conclusion - How it might be improved?
본문내용
Ⅰ. Introduction : 의학분야 문헌분류법의 개관
The five classifications most generally accepted by medical libraries here and abroad are, by date of origin:
1876 Dewey Decimal Classification (currently updated)
1879 Boston Medical Library Classification (3d ed., 2d revision, 1955; index, 1946: no longer updated)
1910 Library of Congress Classification, Class R: Medicine (prepared in 1904, first published in 1910: currently updated)
1929 Cunningham Classification (5th ed. 1967: no longer updated)
1951 National Library of Medicine Classification (currently updated)
DDC and LCC are universal classifications in which medicine is one class in the universe of knowledge. The other three are special classifications designed especially for medical libraries. NLMC(National Library of Medicine classification) is a classification scheme that covers the broad areas of medicine and the preclinical sciences. It is suitable for both large and small library collections and even specialized collections.
Patterned after the Library of Congress classification (LCC) system, the NLM scheme uses alphabetical letters indicating broad subject categories which are subdivided by numbers in increasing levels of specificity.
참고 자료
(국내)
신유정, “의학분야 웹 검색엔진의 디렉토리 설계에 관한 연구.” 석사학위논문. 중앙대학교 대학원, 2004.
최정희, 의학 및 약학분야의 문헌분류체계 연구. 서울, 한국학술정보(주), 2005.
한경신. “NLMC에 관한 소고.” 충남대학교 문헌정보학과 창립10주년 기념논문집.
(국외)
NLM Classification Home Page (www.nlm.nih.gov/class/)
George Scheerer & Lois E. Hines. (1974). Classification Systems Used in Medical Libraries. Bull Med Library Association