Volume 19 Number 3, April 1995 | ||
CONTENTS | ||
153 | Editorial: Is there anybody there? | David Crystal |
154 | Coming events | |
155 | Why postcoordination fails the searcher | Bella Hass Weinberg |
160 | Foreign concepts: indexing and indexes on the Continent | Michael Robertson |
173 | A database of radiocarbon dates for archaeology | Cherry Lavell |
177 | Some indexing decisions in the Cambridge encyclopedia family | David Crystal |
184 | Angst and anticipation; how will traditional information services fit in the new information age? | Ronald G. Dunn |
189 | Where's that tune? | Sarah J. Crofts |
192 | Indexes past: The anatomy of melancholy | |
193 | Indexing: A current-awareness bibliography Part 4 | |
201 | Indexer—poet or pedant? | John A. Vickers |
203 | Indexing a periodical: Verbatim | Laurence Urdang |
205 | On indexing The heritage of North Cyprus: a personal approach | Rosamond Hanworth |
207 | The Indexer Thirty years ago | |
208 | Index makers of today: Michael Robertson; Michèle Clarke | |
210 | Awards | |
213 | Letters to the editor | |
216 | Network of indexers: ASI; AusSI; China; IASC; SI | |
221 | Indexes reviewed: extracts from press reviews | |
229 | Software reviews | |
231 | Book reviews | |
238 | Publications received and publications noted |
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