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TAMIL CLASSICS: CATEGORIZATION, CLASSIFICATION AND ARRANGEMENT.

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Title: TAMIL CLASSICS: CATEGORIZATION, CLASSIFICATION AND ARRANGEMENT.
Authors: Neelameghan, A.1 anm2002@vsnl.net, Lalitha, S. K.1 sklalitha60@gmail.com
Source: SRELS Journal of Information Management. Dec2013, Vol. 50 Issue 6, p863-873. 11p.
Subjects: Colon classification, Thesauri, Digital libraries, Multilingual thesauri, Classified catalogs
Abstract: Discusses different categorizations and classification of the 41 Tamil works of the Sangam period - first three centuries of the Common Era. The Tamil classics are (1) classified and arranged by Colon Classification, (3) organized into a thesaurus structure, and (3) arranged in the conventional list of these classics. Different search, retrieval and display facilities and hyper-linking within the schedules and with external files are demonstrated with examples. Greenstone Digital Library (GSDL) software has been used. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Discusses different categorizations and classification of the 41 Tamil works of the Sangam period - first three centuries of the Common Era. The Tamil classics are (1) classified and arranged by Colon Classification, (3) organized into a thesaurus structure, and (3) arranged in the conventional list of these classics. Different search, retrieval and display facilities and hyper-linking within the schedules and with external files are demonstrated with examples. Greenstone Digital Library (GSDL) software has been used. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]