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Bibliographic indexing
Indexing science fiction. P. Schuyler Miller 6.163–4
Computer-aided production of the subject index to the SMRE bibliography. M. Belton 8.44–9
Indexing a bibliographical guide. K. Boodson 9.93–100
Computer-assisted production of bibliographic databases in history. Joyce Duncan Falk 12.131–9
Indexing of a computerized bibliography for London’s archaeology. Audrey Adams 14.235–40
Cartoons
Indexing cartoons. Nicholas Hiley 25.100–104
Children’s book indexes
Indexing children’s books. Brenda Miller 8.140–4
Indexes to children’s books are essential. H.B. King 5.130–1
A survey of indexes in school library books. H.B. King 8.210–13
The Cinderella of indexing; children’s books and comics. E.J. Wallis. 8.214–15
Index to characters in children’s literature. Arthur D. Mortimore 11.152–3
Reading to learn, and using the index. Michael Marland 11.68–9
Indexes of children’s books in Australia. Brenda Miller 12.29–33
Indexes to children’s information books. P.L. Mathews and K.G.B. Bakewell. 20.193–4
Indexing for children. Yvonne Dixon. 20.8–10/15
Indexing children’s information books. Paula L. Williams and K. G. B. Bakewell 21.174–9
Citation indexing
Citation indexing. John Martyn 5.5–15
The World list of scientific periodicals. Kenneth I. Porter 5.70–8
Citation indexing: uses and limitations. Helen E. Chandler and Vincent de P. Roper 17.243–9
Name of an author! Anne B. Piternick 18.95–9
The development of the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index. Weina Hua 22.128–9
Concordances
Index structures in early Hebrew Biblical word lists: preludes to the first Latin concordances. Bella Hass Weinberg 22.178–186
Cumulation
(see also Periodicals)
Case history of the compilation of a large cumulative index (to A. Venturi’s Storia dell’arte Italiana). Jacqueline D. Sisson 10.164–75/194
The cumulative index to the Annual Review of Information Science and Technology. Jessica L. Harris 11.14–32
Compiling Cumulated fiction index 1975–1979. M.E. Hicken 13.88–9
The ISIS cumulative bibliography 1931–65. Magda Whitrow 13.158–65
New aids to cumulative periodical indexing. Robert Fraser 13.228–31
Making the consolidated index of The Oxford History of England. Richard Raper. 18.31–2
Multi-volume indexing of an economics series. Gary Hall 18.153–5
Diaries
A glossy index (Lady Cynthia Asquith’s Diaries). 18.47
Indexing Gladstone: from 5 x 3" cards to computer and database. H.C.G. Matthew 19.257–64
Indexing Pepys’s diary. Robert and Rosalind Latham 12.34–5
‘The index to the definitive Pepys’. Robert Latham 14.88–90
‘Thankless task’ accomplished for (Barbara) Pym. Hazel K. Bell 14.189
Indexing Wesley’s journals and diaries. John A.Vickers
25.9–11
Embedded indexing
Embedded indexing. James Lamb 24.206–209
The myth of the reusable index. Bill Johncocks 24.213–217
Encyclopaedias
Three encyclopaedia indexes (art; New Catholic; science and technology). Delight Ansley 5.16–22
Ideas for indexing: Encyclopaedia Britannica and Great Books of the Western world. Arthur V. Coyne. 11.136–40
Some indexing decisions in the Cambridge encyclopedia family. David Crystal 19.177–83
Britannia revisited. C.D. Needham 10.116–23
Indexing The Canadian encyclopedia second edition. Ron and Eve Gardner 16.87–91
Indexing Chambers’s encyclopaedia. M.D. (Dorothy) Law 6.13–16
The encyclopaedia of Islam and its index. Hilda M. Pearson 13.33–5
The index of the Encyclopaedia Judaica. Raphael Posner 8.101–11
Indexing the Great Soviet encyclopaedia. Emil Pocock 9.180–4
Facilitas inveniendi: the alphabetical index as a knowledge management tool. Helmut Zedelmaier 25.235-242
Ephemera
Indexing theatre programmes. Dennis Bryans. 26.118–120
Letters
How I indexed Dickens’s letters. James Thornton 4.119–22
On editing and indexing a series of letters (of Sir Robert Hart). Katherine Frost Bruner 14.42–6
The Burney papers — or, where does an index begin? Althea Douglas 14.241–8
Museums
‘Is Britannia a personality?’: some questions arising while indexing the Imperial War Museum’s collections. Roger Smither 17.7–11
The indexing of museum objects. Leonard Will 18.157–60
Streamlining PRECIS just for laughs (Musée ... pour rire). C. Jacobs & C. Arsenault 19.88–92
Indexing published letters. Douglas Matthews 22.135–41
Newspapers
Preserving the news that’s fit to print (New York Times Index). John Rothman 5.39–42
Indexing 19th-century North Devon newspapers. Peter Christie 15.91–3
19th-century Perth newspapers indexed and abstracted. Marjory M. Howat 18.16–18
Teamwork indexing of The Scotsman. John Bennett 14.27–9
The Times index. C.H.J. Kyte 5.125–9
Indexing The Times. Barbara James 11.209–11
Indexing of smaller-circulation daily newspapers. L.M. Sandlin, J.H. and B.S. Schlessinger 14.184–9
Producing a local newspaper index. Michael Knee 13.101–3
Local newspaper indexing projects and products. Geraldine Beare 16.227–33
Indexing a local newspaper using dBASE IV. M. Kilcullen and M. Spohn 20.16–17/22
Researchers’ attitudes to newspaper indexing in Nigeria. L.O. Aina 16.97–8
Newspaper indexing in Nigerian libraries. E.E. Okorafor 17.35–8
Newspaper indexing: an international overview. Nazir Ahmad 17.257–66
Direct electronic access to a large clippings library. Michael Steemson 19.19–21
Publishing a newspaper index on the World Wide Web using Microsoft Access 97. Maureen Kilcullen 20.195–6
Yesterday is history: the evolution of the Weekly Mail index. Christopher Merrett 22.72–5
NEWSPLAN conference. Geraldine Beare 24.24–26
Periodicals
(see also Cumulation; Newspapers)
Standards for indexes to learned and scientific periodicals 2.63–4
Indexing of periodicals. Peter Ferriday 4.34–8
Index to a periodical volume. G.J. Narayana and K. Ramaswami 4.59–66/89
Indexing in source. Paul E. Vesenyi 6.161–3
Indexing of periodicals. Survey 7.70–9
The indexing of multi-author, multi-volume and periodical publications. J. Edwin Holmstrom 8.31–43
Journal indexes — for editorial use. G.H. Burns 8.62–5
Printed indexes to early British periodicals. Peter Johnson 16.147–55
Author and source indexing and abstracting of journal articles. Virgil Diodato 14.91–4
The evolution of a serial index. Harris Shupak 14.99–102
Indexing medical journals. Doreen Blake 17.33–4
CD-ROM periodical indexes: better evaluation necessary. Martin Goldberg 18.11–15
Indexing The Athenaeum: aims and difficulties. Micheline Hancock-Beaulieu and Susan Holland 17.167–72
Indexing the British Medical Journal. Richard Jones. 19.13–18
Aims and methods of the British Technology Index. E.J. Coates 3.146–53
Indexing a Victorian architectural journal: The Builder project. Ruth Richardson 16.85–6
The indexing procedures of the Foreign Language index. R.L. Collison 9.154–9
Indexing The Indexer. John A. Gordon 13.253–4
The Indexer’s indexes: critique and reply. Kingsley Siebel / Geoffrey Dixon 17.267–8
The International Index to Film Periodicals. Frances Thorpe 12.83–8
The Jewish Chronicle index 1841— . John M. Shaftesley 4.3–13
The Journal of Anatomy: index to the first hundred years 1866–1966. D. Blake and R.E.M. Bowden 6.48–51
The library journals, 1876–1975. Graham Jones 10.9–14
Some notes on the indexing of a library science periodical: the index to Libri, vols. 1–25. Leif Kajberg 10.191–4
Indexing LISA: chains, KISS and the bold approach. Tom Edwards 9.133–46
Indexing LISA. K.G.B. Bakewell 13.261–4
The London Gazette index. Grace Holmes 4.13–16
An index to SLA News, 1950–1967. Brenda White 6.147–50
Indexing the Strand Magazine. Geraldine Beare 14.8–13
Indexing a government journal (Survey of Current Affairs). Philip E. Found 15.151–3
Indexing a periodical: Verbatim. Laurence Urdang 19.203–4
The World list of scientific periodicals. Kenneth I. Porter 5.70–8
Database indexing: yesterday and today. Harry Diakoff 24.85–96
Nulli Secundus: a volunteer effort. Edyth Binkowski 25.125–127
Indexing the early New Zealand Woman's Weekly, 1933-1950. Julie Daymond-King. 26.170–171
Serials indexing: from journal to databases. Caroline Barlow. 27.2–6
Photographs and films
The International Index to Film Periodicals. Frances Thorpe 12.83–8
The cataloguing and indexing of the photographic collection of the Royal Commonwealth Society. John Falconer 14.15–22
Animal, vegetable or mineral? Cataloguing and indexing in the Natural History Unit Film Library. Rosi Crane 14.23–6
Indexing and cataloguing the Walt Disney Archives. David R. Smith 15.154–6
Layered indexing of images. Kimberly A. Schroeder. 21.11–14
Poetry, hymns and psalms
Humorous indexes: The stuffed owl. Hazel K. Bell 6.174–5
A scriptural index to Hymns and Psalms. Oliver A. Beckerlegge 18.27–9
Should fiction be indexed? The indexability of text. Hazel K. Bell 18.83–6
Poetry in indexes. Dena N. Sher 19.102–4
Indexer — poet or pedant? John A. Vickers 19.201–2
Poetry and the indexing thereof: the role of the Scottish Poetry Library (SPL). Julie Johnstone. 28.2-5
Reference material
The expanding worlds of reference. Tom McArthur 22.86–90
Reference book indexes reviewed. Catherine Sassen. 28.26-29
Website indexing
The usability of academic library website indexes: an investigation. Ilana Kingsley. 26.71–78
The Mandela Portal ? how do visitors get there? Shadrack Katuu and Sello Hatang. 28.69–73
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