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Classifying the Imaginary: An Expansion of Library of Congress' Subclass G9930 for Local Use.

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Title: Classifying the Imaginary: An Expansion of Library of Congress' Subclass G9930 for Local Use.
Authors: Laddusaw, Sierra1 sladdusaw@library.tamu.edu
Source: Cataloging & Classification Quarterly. 2019, Vol. 57 Issue 4, p197-205. 9p.
Subject Terms: *Library of Congress classification, *Libraries, Classification of books, Cataloging of maps
Company/Entity: Texas A & M University
Abstract: Class G provides granular classification for most cartographic materials through a well-established and expanded Cuttering system, maps of imaginary places are classified under G9930 which has no formal expansion. With the creation of a collection of imaginary maps at the Texas A&M University Libraries, the lack of expansion under G9930 created access and filing complications. This case study describes the problem that growing a collection under the unexpanded classification system posed and the solution that was found through the creation of an in-house expansion for G9930. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Class G provides granular classification for most cartographic materials through a well-established and expanded Cuttering system, maps of imaginary places are classified under G9930 which has no formal expansion. With the creation of a collection of imaginary maps at the Texas A&M University Libraries, the lack of expansion under G9930 created access and filing complications. This case study describes the problem that growing a collection under the unexpanded classification system posed and the solution that was found through the creation of an in-house expansion for G9930. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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