Bibliographic dimensions in information contol

Seymour Lubetzky and R. M. Hayes

American Documentation, 1969, vol. 20, issue 3, 247-252

Abstract: The materials of a library, exemplified by books, have traditionally been viewed as presenting two aspects involving two distinct problems: their description and control as unique items and their treatment as sources of information on various subjects. But this view has tended to overlook a third fundamental aspect: that of the works which are embodied in the materials and in turn embody the information. The paper discusses the meaning of this aspect and its implications in the control of information.

Date: 1969
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