| LC control no. | sh 85129426 |
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| LC classification | Z695 |
| Topical heading | Subject headings |
| Variant(s) | Controlled vocabularies (Subject headings) Headings, Subject Indexing vocabularies Lists of subject headings Structured vocabularies (Subject headings) Subject authorities (Information retrieval) Subject authority files (Information retrieval) Subject authority records (Information retrieval) Subject heading lists Subject headings, English Vocabularies, Controlled (Subject headings) Vocabularies, Structured (Subject headings) Thesauri (Controlled vocabularies) |
| See also | Authority files (Information retrieval) Subject cataloging FRSAD (Conceptual model) |
| Scope note | Here are entered general works on subject headings and lists of subject headings in the English language. This heading may be further subdivided by the topic of the subject headings, e.g., Subject headings--Aeronautics. |
| Found in | Structured vocabularies for information retrieval--guide, 2005- : pt. 1, p. 1 (thesauri and other structured vocabularies) p. 2, etc. (controlled vocabulary: prescribed list of terms or headings each one having an assigned meaning; structured vocabulary: set of terms, headings or concept codes and their inter-relationships which may be used to support information retrieval; subject heading list: list of terms used to represent the subjects of documents; thesaurus: controlled vocabulary in which concepts are represented by preferred terms, formally organized so that paradigmatic relationships between the concepts are made explicit, and the preferred terms are accompanied by lead-in entries for synonyms or quasi-synonyms) Structured vocabularies for information retrieval--guide, 2005- : pt. 1, p. 1 (thesauri and other structured vocabularies) p. 2, etc. (subject heading list: list of terms used to represent the subjects of documents; thesaurus: controlled vocabulary in which concepts are represented by preferred terms, formally organized so that paradigmatic relationships between the concepts are made explicit, and the preferred terms are accompanied by lead-in entries for synonyms or quasi-synonyms) |
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