Courses of study in library science
- Subtitle
- being the assistants' guide to librarianship
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1. COURSES OF STUDY IN LIBRARY SCIENCE2. Introductory material3. PREFACE4. GENERAL TEXT AND REFERENCE BOOKS5. COURSE ONE—PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.6. COURSE 2: BOOK SELECTION.7. COURSE 3: THEORY OF CLASSIFICATION.8. COURSE 4: CATALOGUING.9. COURSE 5: ENGLISH LITERARY HISTORY10. Part I.—Old English Period (c. 500 to 1066).11. Part II.—Middle English Period (1066-1350).12. Part III.—The Early Renaissance (1350-1500).13. Part I.—Renaissance and Reformation (1500-1579).14. Part II.—The Elizabethans (1579-1630).15. Part I.—Age of Milton (1630-1660).16. Part II.—Age of Dryden (1660-1700).17. Part III.—Age of Pope (1700-1740).18. Part I.—Age of Johnson (1745-1798).19. Part II.—Age of Wordsworth (1798-1832).20. Part I.—The Age of Tennyson (1832-1870).21. COURSE SIX: LIBRARY AND MUSEUM LEGISLATION, ORGANISATION AND EQUIPMENT.22. COURSE 7: LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION.23. Library Magazines, Book Lists, etc.24. COURSE 8: HISTORY OF LIBRARIES.