Journal of the American Society for Information Science

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A new editor for JASIS pp. 323-323: Charles T. Meadow
Pragmatic approach to subject indexing: A new concept pp. 325-331: S. Dutta and P. K. Sinha
A review and application of citation analysis methodology to reading research journal literature pp. 332-343: Edward G. Summers
The effect of spatial arrangement, upper‐lower case letter combinations, and reverse video on patron response to CRT displayed catalog records pp. 344-350: Benjamin S. Fryser and Keith H. Stirling
Longitudinal author cocitation mapping: The changing structure of macroeconomics pp. 351-359: Katherine W. McCain
“Citation classics” analysis: An approach to characterizing interdisciplinary research pp. 360-368: Daryl E. Chubin, Alan L. Porter and Frederick A. Rossini
Research productivity and breadth of interest of computer scientists pp. 369-371: K. Subramanyam
Derek de solla price pp. 372-372: Ivo Steinacker
Better translation for better communication. G. Van Slype, J. F. Guinet, F. Seitz, and E. Benejam. Oxford: Pergamon Press; 1983: 194 pp pp. 373-373: Richard A. V. Diener

Morse's Markov model of book use revisited pp. 259-267: Jamshid Beheshti and Jean M. Tague
Two partitioning type clustering algorithms pp. 268-276: Fazli Can and Esen A. Ozkarahan
Artificial intelligence: Concepts, techniques, applications, promise pp. 277-277: Lois F. Lunin and Linda C. Smith
Introduction and overview pp. 278-279: Lois F. Lunin and Linda C. Smith
Artificial intelligence: Underlying assumptions and basic objectives pp. 280-290: Nick Cercone and Gordon McCalla
Natural language processing pp. 291-296: Ralph Grishman
Expert systems: A tutorial pp. 297-305: N. Shahla Yaghmai and Jacqueline A. Maxin
Approaches to machine learning pp. 306-316: Pat Langley and Jaime G. Carbonell
Artificial intelligence: A selected bibliography pp. 317-319: Linda C. Smith

A note on double blind refereeing pp. 203-203: Charles T. Meadow
Use of arabic in computerized information interchange pp. 204-210: Mohammed M. Aman
Online searching styles: A case‐study‐based model of searching behavior pp. 211-221: Raya Fidel
Informational dynamics of journal article titles pp. 222-227: Richard A. V. Diener
A fuzzy set theory approach to periodical binding decisions pp. 228-234: Stephen J. Turner and Gregory O'Brien
Testing of a natural language retrieval system for a full text knowledge base pp. 235-247: Lionel M. Bernstein and Robert E. Williamson
An investigation of different string coding methods pp. 248-252: Pankaj Goyal
Ithiel de Sola Pool: In memoriam pp. 253-253: Manfred Kochen
Second‐hand knowledge. An inquiry into cognitive authority. Patrick Wilson. Greenwood Press, 1983 pp. 254-255: Charles L. Bernier

Toward a paradigm for information science: The influence of derek de solla price pp. 147-148: Manfred Kochen
A note on the use of nearest neighbors for implementing single linkage document classifications pp. 149-152: Peter Willett
Universities, research, and policy pp. 153-153: Linda Shatzer
Introduction and overview pp. 156-156: Lois F. Lunin and Robert M. Hayes
Brief history of information science pp. 157-163: Saul Herner
An information scientist's view on evolving information technology pp. 164-169: Joseph Becker
Integrating America's infostructure pp. 170-178: Paul G. Zurkowski
A visit to the Wasteland of federal scientific and technical information policy pp. 179-184: Andrew A. Aines
Trends in library and information science education pp. 185-193: Harold Borko
Information science research: The search for the nature of information pp. 194-199: Manfred Kochen

Fair use versus fair return: Copyright legislation and its consequences pp. 67-74: Irving Louis Horowitz and Mary E. Curtis
Dictionary making by conference and committee: NACA and the American Aeronautical Language, 1916–1934 pp. 75-81: Gerald Johns
Mapping a curriculum by computer pp. 82-89: Howard D. White and Karen Calhoun
Search interview techniques and information gain as antecedents of user satisfaction with online bibliographic retrieval pp. 90-103: Ethel Auster and Stephen B. Lawton
System design for detection and correction of spelling errors in scientific and scholarly text pp. 104-109: Joseph J. Pollock and Antonio Zamora
Scientific inquiry: A model for online searching pp. 110-117: Stephen P. Harter
A method for studying intercorrelated circulation patterns in library systems pp. 118-121: Charles H. Smith
Applications of multidimensional scaling: Comment on “a method for studying intercorrelated circulation patterns in library systems” pp. 122-123: William E. McGrath
Information seeking expressions of users pp. 124-128: Richard L. Derr
A drill and practice program for online retrieval pp. 129-134: Bert R. Boyce, David Martin, Barbara Francis and Mary Ellen Sievert
Admissibility of delegates—author's reply pp. 135-135: Charles T. Meadow
Syntactically based indexing pp. 136-136: Gerard Salton
On information science pp. 137-137: Carl Keren

Statistical recognition of content terms in general text pp. 1-10: Martin Dillon and Peggy Federhart
Internationality of the social sciences: Implications for information transfer pp. 11-18: J. Michael Brittain
Less than full‐text indexing using a non‐boolean searching model pp. 19-28: Donald B. Cleveland, Ana D. Cleveland and Olga B. Wise
Co‐citation analysis and the invisible college pp. 29-33: Elliot Noma
File maintenance of MeSH headings in medline pp. 34-44: Susanne M. Humphrey
Application of modern technologies to interlibrary resource‐sharing networks pp. 45-52: J. Francis Reintjes
European research letter: Teaching online information retrieval in united kingdom library schools pp. 53-55: Frances E. Wood
Admissibility of delegates to international meetings pp. 56-56: Charles H. Davis
The psychology of online searching pp. 57-57: Lucinda D. Conger