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Classified contents of The Indexer,
1958-1995
Compiled by Hazel K Bell
Only major articles are included in this list; not reviews, conference and awards reports, news, or short pieces.
Items in most sections are listed in chronological order of publication. Countries and languages, literary figures and the
subjects of biographies are listed alphabetically.
Article titles are followed by the authors' names; place of appearance is indicated by volume and page numbers.
Volumes are dated as shown below, with page numbers beginning in each issue as shown:
Classified contents: headings
1. Archives and databases
2. Bibliographies and reference works
3. Biographies and literary figures
4. Countries and languages
5. Design and layout
6. History of indexing
7. Indexing systems, standards and methods: Lisa; PRECIS; Standards
8. Information technology application: CD-ROMs; Electronic mss; Hypertext; Multimedia
9. Practice of indexing: Aboutness; Alphabetization; Bias; Evaluation; Humour; Indexer-author-publisher relations;
Legal aspects; Principles and techniques; Training; Users
10. Services
11. Subject specialisms:
12. Types of indexes:
Archaeology; Architecture/ planning; Art; Children's books; Fiction; Geography; History;
Language; Law; Medicine; Music; Names; Philately; Religion and theology;
Science and technology
Bibliographic indexing; Citation indexing; Cumulation; Diaries; Encyclopaedias; Letters;
Museums; Newspapers; Periodicals; Photographs and films; Poetry, hymns and psalms
1. ARCHIVES and DATABASES
(see also 12: Museums)
Archive indexing. L C Johnson 4.105-8
Indexing archives. Richard A Storey
5.159-68
Structure in database indexing. James D
Anderson 12.3-13
Computer-assisted production of
bibliographic databases in history. Joyce
Duncan Falk 12.131-9
Computer-assisted database indexing: the
state of the art. Gail M Hodges 19.23-7
The programme index and script library of
the BBC. Joanna Clark 11.149-51
Information systems at the Business
Archives Council. Celia Jackson 14.257-8
The Churchill College Archives Centre.
Marion M Stewart 13.43-7
Indexing the Domesday Project. David Lee
15.145-50
European Research Centres — indexing a
new database. Ann Edwards 13.37-9
Ms Britannia a personality?1: some questions
arising while indexing the Imperial War
Museum's collections. Roger Smither
17.7-11
Chemical and numerical indexing for the
INSPEC database. J C Deaves & J E Pache
16.163-7
Streamlining PRECIS just for laughs!
(Musee... pour rire). C Jacobs & C
Arsenault. 19.88-92
Putting the horse before the cart: rapid
access to data banks by the SIGNPOSTS
method. Audrey M Adams 18.3-9
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Indexing and cataloguing the Walt Disney
Archives. David R Smith 15.154-6
The archives of the Worshipful Company
of Stationers. Michael Robertson 17.269-70
2. BIBLIOGRAPHIES and
REFERENCE WORKS
Indexes and indexing. E F Steiner-Prag and
J M Jacobstein 1.48-9
Indexers' reference books. Bruce S C
Harling 7.151-5; supplementary titles 8.61
Reference books for American indexers.
Ruth M Hines 8.56-60
The role of thesauri in mechanized systems.
Alan Gilchrist 9.146-54
Subject bibliographies in information work.
KBoodson 10.15-23
Indexing Walford. Geoffrey Hamilton
13.260-1
English-language dictionaries, past and
present. Philip Bradley 15.99-107
Reference books for indexers. KGB
Bakewell 15.131-40
Thesauri — their uses for indcxers. Pat F
Booth 15.141-4
A founding father: Frederick Ruffner and
the GALE research Co. Philip Bradley
16.22-31
A bibliometric study of indexing and
abstracting 1876-1976. Ming-Yueh Tsay
16.234-8
The Oxford thesaurus: British and American
editions. Philip Bradley 18.192-4
Current-awareness bibliography: regular
instalments — compiled by Hans H
Wellisch volumes, 15-16(1986-89);
compiled by Jean Wheeler, volumes 18-
3. BIOGRAPHIES and LITERARY
FIGURES
Indexing a biography. L E C Hughes 1. 111
No room at the top. G V Carey 2.120-3
Some personalities: Sherlock Holmes;
Mary Petherbridge; Sidney & Beatrice
Webb. Margaret Anderson 7.19-23
Indexing biographies: lives do bring their
problems. Hazel K Bell 16.168-72
Indexing biographies: the main character.
Hazel K Bell 17.43-4
Books without indexes. Samuel Austin
Allibone 5.191
A glossy index (Lady Cynthia Asquith's
Diaries) 18.47
Index makers: Samuel Ayscough 15.157-8
Caliban as indexer (Hilaire Belloc). John A
Vickers 16.205
Indexes past: Marie Antoinette (Hilaire
Belloc) 16.268
Dr Powell's index to Bos well's Life of
Johnson. E S de Beer 5.135-39
Indexes past: Index of 1900 to Boswell's
Life of Johnson. 13.32
A book very much to your credit': the index
to the private edition of Boswell's papers.
Judy Batchelor 14.114
The Burney papers — or, where does an
index begin? Althea Douglas 14.241-8
Indexes past: The anatomy of melancholy
(Robert Burton) 19.192
Indexes past: Alps and sanctuaries of
Piedmont and the Canton Ticino (Samuel
Butler) 13.259
Indexing fiction: a story of complexity
(novels of A S Byatt). Hazel K Bell
17.251-6
The unconventional index and its merits (on
Joachim Camerarius' analysis of Diirer's
'Melancolia I'). William S Heckscher
13.5-25
Clemency Canning. G Norman Knight
4.19-20/29
Skims, ancient and modern. G V Carey
6.92-6
Indexes past: Latter-Day pamphlets
(Thomas Carlyle) 12.143
Lewis Carroll as indexer. Hans H Wellisch
18.110
Indexing the life of Sir Winston Churchill.
G Norman Knight 5.58-63
The making of an index: F Howard Collins.
Michael Robertson 18.237-43
Sir Edward Cook's 'Art of Indexing'
(1918). Michael Robertson 19.31-3
How 1 indexed Dickens's letters. James
Thornton 4.119-22
Distortion and mutilation — it can happen
to us (index to biography of Charles
Dickens). Hazel K Bell 18.40-1
Bias in indexing (on Laurence Echard /
John Oldmixon) 9.27-30
Father of the man (George Fox). John A
Vickers 17.20
Early multilingual and multiscript indexes in
herbals (of Leonhart Fuchs and Conrad
Gessner). Hans H Wellisch 11.81-102
Indexing Gladstone: from 5 x 3" cards to
computer and database. HCG Matthew
19.257-64
The mystery of the indexer's elephants
(Oliver Goldsmith). Anthony Raven
14.191-3
The modern index to Richard Hakluyt's
Principall Navigations. Alison M Quinn
5.106-12
On editing and indexing a series of letters
(of Sir Robert Hart). Katherine Frost
Bruner 14.42-6
A P H (Herbert)'s humorous indexes. G
Norman Knight. 6.108-15
Index makers: Georgette Heyer 17.46
What, no index? Constant Lambert
14.177-8
Leacock on indexing. Peter Greig 8.201-3
A Machiavellian index (to Livy's
Decades). Hans H Wellisch 18.86 (Both also
in Early humanist indexing. 14.58)
Indexes past: The Biglow papers (James
Russell Lowell) 19.290-1
Indexes past: London Labour and the
London poor (Henry Mayhew). 14.53-5
Moreana — after twenty years (Thomas
More). William S Heckscher 14.122
First and last lines (Ogden Nash). John A
Vickers 16.103
Could still do better: the revised index to the
Newman biography. John A Vickers
17.189-90
Nietzsche as indexer. August A Imholtz
11.204
Indexing Pepys's diary. Robert & Rosalind
Latham 12.34-5
'The index to the definitive Pepys'. Robert
Latham 14.88-90
Index makers: Samuel Pepys 17.285
Index makers: Mary Petherbridge
16.115-16
'Thankless task' accomplished for Pym.
Hazel Bell 14.189
No thankless task: Barbara Pym as
indexer. Hazel Holt 15.236-7
Cook & Wedderburn's index to Ruskin's
Works. James Thornton 5.154-8
Index for afterthoughts: John Ruskin's Fors
Clavigera. 14.124
A long fiction index (to Walter Scott's
Waverley novels). Philip Bradley 8.153-63
A Shavian index (G B Shaw). 15.26-7
Swift on indexing. John A Vickers 17.32
Fishing for information (Izaac Walton).
19.274-5
The strange affair of the resurrection of
(Evelyn) Waugh. 16.191
Henry Benjamin Wheatley. Evelyn K
Green 4.115-16
Bibliography of works by H B Wheatley. L
MHarrod. 4.116-17; 5.35-7
In memoriam: H B W (Wheatley). E L C
Mullins 8.94-7
Index makers: Charlotte Yonge 17.160
4. COUNTRIES and
LANGUAGES
The indexing procedures of the Foreign
Language index. R L Collison 9.154-9
Indexing in Southern Africa. R F Kennedy
8.10-12
Islamic (Arabic) names. E E G L Searight
5.37-8
The alphabetization of Islamic (Arabic)
names 7.123
Islamic (Arabic) filing. W Behn & P Greig.
9.13-15
Languages of Asia, with special reference to
the Islamic world. J D Pearson 11.63-7
Indexing Asian names. Nasreen Akhtar
16.156-8
Room for improvement in Australia. H
Godfrey Green 8.2-5
A survey of Australian indexing. Clyde
Garrow 12.22-6
Indexing in a State Parliamentary Library
(Australia). Josephine McGovern
10.78-80/86
Indexing in Canada: local indexing and
commercial services. P Greig & J A Tracy
8.88-93
Book indexing in Canada. Peter Greig
8.164-71
Word from Canada. Mary Dykstra 11.202-4
Activities of the Canadian Society. Peter E
Greig 12.36-8
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Selected linguistic problems in indexing
within the Canadian context. Lisa
Rasmussen 18.87-91
The indexing of Chinese names. H D Talbot
2.99-102
The Chinese are against indexes. H D
Talbot 6.123
Hanyu Pinyin. Mary Piggolt 11.156
An overview of the indexing and abstracting
services in China. Lei Zeng 17.99-107
On indexing the heritage of North Cyprus:
a personal approach. Rosamond Hanworth
19.205-7
Indexing of alternative place-names
(especially in the Near East). H V
Molesworth-Roberts 6.179
Entry word in Ethiopian names. Kebreab W
Giorgis 9.119-21
Indexers in Europe. Hazel K Bel! 17.233-4
Indexing in and for Europe: a user's
perspective. Helen E Chandler 18.92-4
Foreign concepts: indexing and indexes on
the Continent (of Europe). Michael
Robertson 19.160-72
Reverse alphabetical indexing (of French
verbs). PJWexler 18.9
Indexes of German-language biomedical
abstracting journals. Joachim Thuss 14.35-41
One index or two? Some observations on
integrated indexes to classical Greek texts. J
H Bowman 18.225-30
Indexing Irish grammars. M Christine
McLaughlin 19.93-8
Indexing of bilingual directories published
by the National Council for Research and
Development, Israel. Lydia Vilentchuk
3.121-5
Indexing in Israel: encouraging progress. M
Z Barkai 8.6-9
Case history of the compilation of a large
cumulative index (to A Venturi's Storia
dell'arte Italiana). Jacqueline D Sisson
10.164-75/194
Romanization of Japanese 8.93
Indexing services in Nigeria. S O Oyesola
11.229-31
Researchers' attitudes to newspaper
indexing in Nigeria. L O Aina 16.97-8
Indexing of books in Nigeria: some
observations. C O Nwodo & H C
Otokunefor 16.249-50
Newspaper indexing in Nigerian libraries. E
EOkorafor 17.35-8
Indexing services in Nigeria: problems and
prospects. B U Nwafor 17.185-8
Spanish surnames. A T Hall 5.112-13
Indexing Tibetan names: some suggestions.
E E G L Searight 3.64-6
American Standards Association: Z39
Subcommittee on Indexing 1.42-7
Book indexing in the United States. Robert
J Palmer 5.64-9
Biographical profiles [of American Society
of Indexers officers]. Anne J Richter
8.229-32
An experiment with bilingual subject
headings (US immigrants). Paul E Vesenyi
10.73-4
American indexers in the 1990s. Nancy C
Mulvany 17.91-5
Book indexing in the USSR. Robert J
Palmer 8.99-100
Indexing the Great Soviet Encyclopaedia.
EmilPocock9.180-4
The indexing of Welsh place-names.
Donald Moore 15.3-8
The indexing of Welsh personal names.
Donald Moore 17.12-20
5. DESIGN and LAYOUT
The typography of indexes. S I Wicklen
1.36-41
Page numbers. A symposium. 4.109-14
The typography of indexes. Robin Kinross
10.179-85
Card indexes or printed pages: physical
substrates in index evaluation. E J Coates
10.60-8
Style manual for authors, editors and
printers of Australian government
publications. L M Harrod 11.232-4
Printer and indexer. Hugh Williamson
12.65-72
The design of indexes. Nan Ridehalgh
14.165-74
How the publishers want it to look. Jean
Simpkins 17.41-2
6. HISTORY of INDEXING
Book indexing in Great Britain: a brief
history. G Norman Knight 6.14-18
Some personalities: Sidney & Beatrice
Webb. Margaret Anderson 7.20-22
The beginnings of indexing and abstracting:
some notes towards a history of indexing
and abstracting in antiquity and the Middle
Ages. Francis J Witty 8.193-8
Early multilingual and multiscript indexes in
herbals. Hans H Wellisch 11.81-102
index'— the word, its history, meanings
and usages. Hans H Wellisch 13.147-51
A history of indexing technology. Martha
Comog 13.152-7
The indexes of 18th and early 19th-century
magazines. Althea Douglas 14.160-3
The oldest printed indexes. Hans H Wellisch
15.73-82
Printed indexes to early British periodicals.
Peter Johnson 16.147-55
Incunabula indexes. Hans H Wellisch
19.1.3-12
7. INDEXING SYSTEMS,
STANDARDS and METHODS
Some ideas on indexing. J Edwin
Holmstrom 1.96-103
Some procedures in indexing. J Edwin
Holmstrom 2.20-30
Let's have an improvement in British book
indexes. John Bryon 5.43-5
An unusual method of making a book index
(thumb-indexed notebook). Symposium.
6.4-13
An unusual method of making a book index
(narrow strips). Lindsay Verrier 6.118-22
Infofair. I Shaman 7.5-12
Some personalities: Sidney & Beatrice
Webb. Margaret Anderson 7.19-23
Infofair/Infoforum. I Shamah 8.53-5
The use of KWIC to index the proceedings
of a public inquiry. Peter A Thomas
8.145-52
Selective indexing. Symposium 9.59-65
Indexing methods used by some abstracting
and indexing services. KGB Bakewell
10.3-8
A curriculum in indexing and abstracting.
Richard A Davis 10.75-7
The Subject Access project. Carolynn E Bett
11.145-8
Evaluating index systems. John J Regazzi
12.14-21
Developing a system of indexing surnames
in the Home Office. John L Rush 12.81-2
Patent classification and information
retrieval services. Andrew Bayer 12.117-24
A history of indexing technology. Martha
Cornog 13.152-7
Information systems at the Business
Archives Council. Celia Jackson 14.257-8
Indexing: old methods, new concepts.
Dwight D Tousignant 15.197-204
Prestel using from the user's point of view,
Robin Yeates 16.7-10
Back-of-the-book indexing with the nested
phrase indexing system. James D Anderson
& Gary Radford 16.79-84
Putting the horse before the cart: rapid
access to data banks by the SIGNPOSTS
method. Audrey M Adams 18.3-9
Why postcoordination fails the searcher.
Bella HassWeinberg 19.155-9
Indexing Gladstone: from 5x3" cards to
computer and database. H C G Matthew
19.257-64
Computer-assisted indexing of loose-leaf
supplements. Elizabeth M Moys. 19.283-6
LISA
Indexing LISA: chains, KISS and the bold
approach. Tom Edwards 9.133-45
LISA: anatomy of an abstracting service.
Daphne M Tomlinson 15.83-6
LISA indexing: economic aspects of
controlled indexing. Nicholas Lister Moore
16.11-16
PRECIS
The PRECIS indexing system. KGB
Bakewell 9.160-6
Syntactic and semantic relationships — or: a
review of PRECIS. P F Broxis 10.54-9
A US indexer attends a PRECIS indexing
workshop. Barbara M Preschel 10.111-15
Streamlining PRECIS just for laughs! C
Jacobs & C Arsenault. 19.88-92
Standards
American Standards Association: Z39
Subcommittee on Indexing 1.42-7
Standards for indexes to learned and
scientific periodicals 2.63-4
Index to a periodical volume. G J Narayana
and K Ramaswami 4.59-66/89
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Standards update: ANSI Committee Z39.
Fred Blum 9.113-15
Documentation Standards at BS1. Michael
Bardwcll9.116-18
The British Standards Institution and its
recommendations for indexes. L M Harrod/
MaryPiggott 10.186-91
Documentation standards. Mary Piggott
15.20-1
BS 3700 revision. KGB Bakewcll 16.42-4
News of British Standards. Mary Piggott
17.30-2
Towards a new international standard on
indexing. KGB Bakewell 17.127-8
8. INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION
A computer code for alphabet!ng. Theodore
C Hines 5.23-6
Practical preparation of internal indexes.
Clifford JMaloney 5.81-90
Approaches to library filing by computer.
Jean MPerrcault 5.169-88
Computerized data processing for British
Technology Index. E J Coates 6.97-101
Computers and indexes. Helen M Townley
6.102-7
Computer-aided production of book
indexes. Theodore C Hines and J L Harris
7.49-54
Computer-organized display of subject
information. Michael F Lynch 7.94-100
The moving finger, or: the future of
indexing. RD Gee 7.101-13
A computer-generated index technique.
Brenda Hall 8.130-8
Computer-aided production of the subject
index to the SMRE bibliography. M Belton
8.44-9
The role of thesauri in mechanized systems.
Alan Gilchrist 9.146-54
Computerized indexing need not be
impossible. Colin L Bell & Kevin P Jones
11.132-5
Microcomputer-aided production of indexes.
Theodore C Hines & Lois Winkcl
11.198-209
The preparation of a computer-generated
concordance. Michael G Farringdon
12.185-8
Computer-aid for philatelic indexing.
Roberta Palcn 12.207-9
Microcomputers for home indexing. A
Campbell Purton 13.27-31
Subject indexes — production and use in the
IT age. KGB Bakewell 13.249-51
Microcomputer-based indexing and
abstracting. Mary FTomaselli 14.30-4
Changing technologies: impact on
information: the case of string indexing.
Timothy C Craven 14.235-6
Getting started in computerized indexing.
Kevin P Jones 15.9-13
Natural-language processing and automatic
indexing. C Korycinski and Alan F Newel 1
17.21-9
Software tools for indexing: what we need.
Nancy C Mulvany 17.108-13
Natural-language processing and automatic
indexing — a reply. Kevin P Jones
17.114-15
Limitations of indexing modules in
word-processing software. Cecelia
Wittmann 17.235-8
The practicalities of document conversion.
Ian Galbraith 18.118-19
Technological hominid. Hazel K Bell
18.120-1
Text retrieval '92. C Lavell/K P Jones
18.161-3
Direct electronic access to a large clippings
library. Michael Steemson 19.19-21
Computer-assisted database indexing: the
state of the art. Gail M Hodges 19.23-7
Has the CyberEmperor no clothes? T G
McFadden 19.81-2
Angst and anticipation; how will traditional
information services fit in the new
information age? Ronald G Dunn 19.184-8
CD-ROMs
CD-ROMs and after. Alexander Macmillan
16.17-21
CD-ROM periodical indexes: better
evaluation necessary. Martin Goldberg.
18.11-15
Electronic mss
Author-printer harmony with SGML. J D
Painter 16.99-100
Submitting work on disks: authors'
stipulations. Jane Dorner 18.35-6
Hypertext
Hit this key to continue: hypertext. M
Roberlson/J Dorncr 18.196-7
Indexing in hypertext environments: the role
of user models. Michael Forrester. 19.249-56
Multimedia
Indexing the Domesday Project. David Lee
15.145-50
9. PRACTICE of INDEXING
Aboutness
Why indexing fails the researcher. Bella
Hass Weinberg 16.3-6
Academic indexing: what's it all about?
RossJTodd 18.101-4
Subject analysis and indexing: from
automated indexing to domain analysis.
Hanne Albrechtsen 18.219-24
Is there anybody there? David Crystal
19.3.153-4
All in the mind: concept analysis in
indexing. John Farrow 19.243-7
Alphabetization
Memorandum on the method of
alphabetization laid down by the Draft
British Standard for Indexes. Neil R Fisk
3.93-4
A computer code for alphabcling. Theodore
C Hines 5.23-6
The origins of the order of the letters. David
Diringcr 6.54-8
The alphabetization of prepositions in
indexes. Hans H Wellisch 12.90-2
Alphabetization in indexes. J Hartley, L
Davies & P Burnhill 12.149-53
Some indexing decisions in the Cambridge
encyclopedia family. David Crystal
19.177-83
Bias
(see also Humour)
Bias in indexing (on John
Oldmixon/Laurence Echard) 9.27-30
Bias in indexing (on Bernard Levin) 12.54
Bias in indexing (on book on prisons) 13.106
Indexes past: Alps and sanctuaries of
Piedmont and the Canton Ticino. 13.259
Misrepresentation — passim. 14.56
A Shavian index. 15.26-7
Sisterly indexing (on Dale and Lynne
Spender). 15.167
Bias in indexing and loaded language. Hazel
KBcll 17.173-7
Scholarly search for the truth. M Mallory &
GMoran 19.99-101
Evaluation
Two, B or not 2 B? Lorena A Garloch 1.71 -6
Some requirements of good indexes.
Richard Bancroft 4.17-20
Criteria for awarding the Wheatley Medal
6.63-6
What is a good index? F H C Tatham 8.23-8
The perfect index. John L Thornton 8.206-9
The inadequacies of book indexes.
Symposium 9.1-9
Selective indexing. Symposium 9.57-65
How to recognize a good index. Geoffrey
Hamilton 10.49-53
Evaluating index systems: a review after
Cranfield. John J Regazzi 12.14-21
Saints and indexers. Ernest Rubinstein 12.21
The unconventional index and its merits.
William S Heckscher 13.6-25
Assessing indexes. Jean Simpkins 14.179-80
Index, how not to. John A Vickers 15.163-6
Sic, sic, sic! Jean Simpkins 16.104-5
Subheadings in award-winning book
indexes: a quantitative evaluation. Cecelia
Wittmann 17.3-6
Authors as their own indexers. Mary Piggott
17.161-6
Could still do better: the revised index to the
Newman biography. John A Vickers
17.189-90
Unacademic indexing. John A Vickers
18.23-4
Oh, dear, what can the matter be this time?
John A Vickers 18.155-6
Humour
(see also Bias)
Humour in indexing. E M Hatt 3.60-3
Humorous indexes: The stuffed owl. Hazel
K Bell 6.174-5
A P H (Herbert)'s humorous indexes. G
Norman Knight. 6.108-15
Leacock on indexing. Peter Greig 8.201-3
What, no index? Constant Lambert 14.177-8
Sic, sic, sic! Jean Simpkins 16.104-5
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Caliban as indexer (Hilaire Belloc). John A
Vickers 16.205
Lewis Carroll as indexer. Hans H Wcllisch
18.110
Indexer-author-publisher relations
The indexcr as proof corrector. M D
(Margaret) Anderson 3.163
Commissioning the index. James Negus
5.180
Skims, ancient and modern. G V Carey
6.92-6
Why I am an indexer. Symposium 6.165-73
The editor and the indexer. Liz Stalcup
7.114-17
The author, the publisher and the indexer.
Oliver Stallybrass 7.156-71
Naming the indexer. G N Knight/F H C
Tatham7.172-4
Indexer-publisher relations: a two-way
street. Dee Atkinson 8.172-4
Indexing and indexers from a publisher's
angle. Bruce Wilcock 10.92-4
The book, the book trade and the future.
MartynGoff 10.105-10
Relations between authors and indexcrs. M
D Anderson 10.137-8
The publisher's view of indexing. Archie R
Turnbull 10.203-6
The publisher as centaur. Archie R Turnbull
11.73-80
Indexing in the context of microform
publishing. C E Chadwyck-Healcy 12.73-8
Indexes for analysis and diagnosis. R J
Hyman 13.177-80
Getting the index right — roles and
responsibilities. BrcndaM. Hall 13.166-72
What you make it — freelancing for
beginners. Ann Edwards 13.239-41
Authors' attitudes to indexes. Symposium
14.85-7
An indexer's suggestions to (some)
publishers. M D Anderson 14.190
The business side of indexing. Elizabeth
Wallis 15.205-9
Author-printer harmony with SGML. J D
Painter 16.99-100
How I became an indexer. Symposium
16.117-22
A publisher's view of indcxers and
indexing. Claire Andrews 16.189-91
Publishing in the 1990s in the UK. Elizabeth
Wallis 17.96-8
Authors as their own indcxers. Mary Piggott
17.161-6
How indexers operate. Symposium 17.280-2
Submitting work on disks: authors'
stipulations. Jane Dorner 18.35-6
Self-indexing T P Hutchinson 18.105-6
The author and the index. Nancy C Mulvany
19.28-30
Reflections on authorship and indexing.
Nancy C Mulvany 19.241-2
Index makers of today: Michael Robertson;
Michele Clarke. 19.208-9
Naming the indexer: where credit is due.
Elizabeth Wallis and Cherry Lavell.
19.266-8
Legal aspects
The problem of copyright: an indexcr's
triumph. G Norman Knight 7.17-18
Copyright in indexes 8.81-7
Man bytes index and (maybe) index bites
man — some notes on the Data Protection
Act. J Eric Davics 14.249-53
Copyright for indexcrs. Tamara Eisenschitz
14.253-4
Data protection and the indexer. A Sandison
15.24-5
Submitting work on disks: authors'
stipulations. Jane Dorner 18.35-6
Copyright and the indexer 18.163-4
Principles and techniques
The purpose of indexing. LR McColvin
1.31-5
Some snags in indexing. G Norman Knight
1.104-9
The length of book indexes. M D Anderson
5.3-4
The Society of Indexers as servant of the
world of letters. G V Carey 5.78-80
Practical preparation of internal indexes.
Clifford JMaloney 5.81-90
Indexing hints for beginners. Jessica M Kcrr
5.131-2
Chapter headings. M D Anderson 6.116-18
Introduction to book indexing. M D Law
7.46-8
Making an index to a specified length. M D
Anderson 7.121-2
How long should an index take? Sally Coole
8.29-30
Index traps and pitfalls. Charles L Bcrnier/C
M Flanagan 8.224-9
Index specifications. Charles L Bernier
9.9-12
Ethics and specifications 9.174-7
Emphasis indexing. Marc R D'AUcyrand
10.70-2
Indexing in the mid-seventies. Robert L
Collison 10.88-92
'Official' guidance on book indexes. L M
Harrod 10.124-30
Characteristics of book indexes for subject
retrieval in the humanities and social
science. B Gratch, B Settle & P Athcrton
11.14-23
Lateral thinking and indexing. Edward de
Bono 11.61-3
The human use of human indcxers.
Laurence Urdang 11.125-31
Structure in database indexing. James D
Anderson 12.3-13
'Indexes' and 'Indexing' in encyclopaedias.
Hans H Wellisch 12.113-16
Indexes for analysis and diagnosis. R J
Hyman 13.177-80
The index and the indexer in 'how to write a
book' books. Daniel Uchitelle 14.103-4
Censorship in indexing. Sheila S Intner
14.105-8
Indexing loose-leaf publications. Jean
Simpkins 14.259-60
Repagination: an exercise in creative
thinking. Geraldinc Beare 17.124-6
Bias in indexing and loaded language. Hazel
KBell 17.173-7
Cross-references in back-of-book indexes.
Virgil Diodato 17.178-84
The Ah!-factor. Hazel K Bell 17.191-2
The representation of symbols in an index.
Hans H Wcllisch 17.239-41
Repagination reconsidered. Hazel K Bell
18.10
Name of an author! Anne B Piternick
18.95-9
Academic indexing: what's it all about?
Ross JTodd 18.101-4
Research in indexing: more needed? KGB
Bakewell 18.147-51
Subject analysis and indexing: from
automated indexing to domain analysis.
Hanne Albrechtsen 18.219-24
Vive la difference! The survival of the
softest. Hazel K Bell 18.231-6
Duplicate entries vs. see cross-references in
back-of-book indexes. Virgil Diodato
19.83-7
Scholarly search for the truth. M Mallory &
GMoran 19.99-101
Poetry in indexes. Dena N Sher 19.102-4
Indexes: a chapter from The Chicago
manual of style. Bella Hass Weinberg
19.105-9
Indexer — poet or pedant? John A Vickers
19.201-2
On indexingT/ic heritage of North Cyprus: a
personal approach. Rosamond Hanworth
19.205-7
All in the mind: concept analysis in
indexing. John Farrow 19.243-7
Computer-assisted indexing of loose-leaf
supplements. Elizabeth M Moys. 19.283-6
Training
Training for indexing. L M Harrod 8.50-3
The education of indexers. James D
Anderson 10.131-7
Teaching book and periodical indexing at
Liverpool. KGB Bakewell 12.189-94
Training in indexing. John A Gordon
12.205-6
Education in indexing in North America.
James D Anderson 13.92-100
Indexing in UK library schools: a survey.
OlwenTerris 15.89-90
Reflections on education of professional
indexers. John Simkin and Cherryl Schauder
18.19-22
Users
User preferences in technical indexes. John
FDrage 6.151-5
The uses of indexes. John L Thornton
8.17-19
Teaching the young to use indexes. Cecilia
Gordon 13.181-2
Indexes from a user's viewpont. Alan Seal
14.111-13
Why indexing fails the researcher. Bella
HassWcinberg 16.3-6
Prestel using from the user's point of view.
Robin Yeates 16.7-10
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User approaches to indexes. Jean Stirk
16.75-8
Researchers' attitudes to newspaper
indexing in Nigeria. L O Aina 16.97-8
The usefulness of indexes. Ben-Ami Lipetz
16.173-6
Indexing in and for Europe: a user's
perspective. Helen E Chandler 18.92-4
Is there anybody there? David Crystal
19.3.153-4
Why postcoordination fails the searcher.
Bella Hass Weinbcrg 19.155-9
Indexing in hypertext environments: the role
of user models. Michael Forrester. 19.249-56
10. SERVICES
Indexing in Canada: local indexing and
commercial services. P Greig & J A Tracy
8.88-93
Indexing methods used by some abstracting
and indexing services. KGB Bakcwell
10.3-8
Indexing services in Nigeria. S O Oyesola
11.229-31
Patent classification and information
rclrieval services. Andrew Bayer 12.117-24
LISA: anatomy of an abstracting service.
Daphne M Tomlinson 15.83-6
An overview of the indexing and abstracting
services in China. Lei Zeng 17.99-107
Indexing services in Nigeria: problems and
prospects. B U Nwafor 17.185-8
Angst and anticipation; how will traditional
information services fit in the new
information age? Ronald G Dunn 19.184-8
11. SUBJECT SPECIALISMS
Fingerprint indexing. J W Godsell 4.41-7
The 1866 catalogue of the Board of Trade
Library: an early Wheatley catalogue. K A
Mallaber 7.42-5
'I copied all the letters in a big, round hand1:
indexing W S Gilbert. Geoffrey Dixon
16.92-6
Archaeology
Problems of archaclogical indexing. Cherry
Lavcll 12.175-84
Indexing of a computerized bibliography for
London's archaeology. Audrey Adams
14.235-40
Compiling a general index to Sussex
Archaeological Collections. Ann Hudson
17.83-90
A database of radiocarbon dates for
archaeology. Cherry Lavell 19.173-6
On indexing The heritage of North Cyprus:
a personal approach. Rosamond Hanworlh
19.205-7
Architecture/ planning
Indexing a local planning enquiry. Alison
Raisin 13.107-10
Indexing a Victorian architectural journal:
The Builder project. Ruth Richardson
16.85-6
Art
The Index of Christian Art. Anna C
Esmeijer and William S Heckscher 3.97-119
Three encyclopaedia indexes (inc.
Encyclopedia of world art). Delight Ansley
5.16-22
Case history of the compilation of a large
cumulative index (to A Vcnturi's Storia
dell'arte Italiana). Jacqueline D Sisson
10.164-75/194
The unconventional index and its merits (on
a text analysing Diirer's 'Melancolia I').
WilliamS Heckscher 13.5-25
Scholarly search for the truth. M Mallory &
GMoran 19.99-101
Children's books
Indexes to children's books arc essential. H
B King 5.130-1
Indexing children's books. Brenda Miller
8.140-4
A survey of indexes in school library books.
HB King 8.210-13
The Cinderella of indexing: childrens books
and comics. E J Wallis 8.214-15
Reading to learn, and using the index.
Michael Marland 11.68-9
Index to characters in children's literature.
Arthur D Mortimore 11.152-3
Indexes of children's books in Australia.
Brenda Miller 12.29-33
Fiction
Indexing science fiction. P Schuyler Miller
6.163-4
A long fiction index (to Scott's Waverley
novels). Philip Bradley 8.153-63
Compiling the first Fiction Index. Alan
Glencross 13.86-7
Compiling Cumulated fiction index
1975-1979. M E Hicken 13.88-9
Para-index and anti-index. Judy Batchelor
16.194
Indexes to works of fiction: the views of
producers and users on the need for them.
Philip Bradley 16.239-46
Indexing fiction: a story of complexity.
Hazel K Bell 17.251-6
Should fiction be indexed? The indexability
of text. Hazel K Bell 18.83-6
A Marshland index [works of S L
Bensusan]. John A Vickers. 19.276-8
Geography
Indexing of alternative place-names
(especially in the Near East). H V
Molesworth-Roberts 6.179
Cartographic indexing. Deborah M Smith
9.18-20
The indexing of Welsh place-names.
Donald Moore 15.3-8
Topographical indexing. J F W Bryon
15.211-14
All over the map. 18.152
History
Indexing deeds and documents. Robert L
Collison 5.113-23
The British Record Society — eighty years
of an index. Peter Spufford 6.19-23
Indexing Victoria's historic criminal
records. Jean Uhl 10.24-6
Indexing Victoria's shipping records.
Douglas Bishop 10.27-9
Twenty-five years of history indexing. Eric
HBoehm 11.33-42
Computer-assisted production of
bibliographic databases in history. Joyce
Duncan Falk 12.131-9
The indexing work of Family History
Societies. J S W Gibson 13.83-5
Indexes for local and family history. John
Chandler 13.223-7
Indexing ancient history. Robert D
Rodriguez 14.207-8
User approaches to indexes [Family
History]. Jean Stirk 16.75-8
Observations on the indexing of history.
Matthew Benjamin Gilmore 16.159-62
Language
(see also Countries and Languages)
Syntactic and semantic relationships — or: a
review of PRECIS. P F Broxis 10.54-9
Linguistics and indexing. David Crystal
14.3-7
Indexing a reference grammar. David
Crystal 15.67-72
Natural-language processing and automatic
indexing. C Korycinski and Alan F Newell
17.21-9
Natural-language processing and automatic
indexing — a reply. Kevin P Jones
17.114-15
Bias in indexing and loaded language. Hazel
KBell 17.173-7
Selected linguistic problems in indexing
within the Canadian context. Lisa
Rasmussen 18.87-91
Law
Legal indexing. A R Hewitt 3.136-45
Indexes old and new. G Chowdharay-Best
9.168-9
Indexing in a State Parliamentary Library.
Josephine McGovern 10.78-80/86
On citing Acts of Parliament and related
law. Richard Haig-Brown 11.205-8
Legal vocabulary and the indexer. Elizabeth
M Moys 18.75-8
The Consolidated Index to Law Reports.
Brian Symondson 18.79-82
Medicine
The Journal of Anatomy: index to the first
hundred years 1866-1966. D Blake and R E
M Bowden 6.48-51
The indexing of medical books and journals.
John Gibson 13.173-5
Indexes of German-language biomedical
abstracting journals. Joachim Thuss 14.35-41
Medical abbreviations and acronyms.
Doreen Blake and John Gibson 14.205-6
Indexing medical journals. Doreen Blake
17.33-4
Indexing the British Medical Journal.
Richard Jones 19.13-18
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Music
Indexing gramophone records. E T Bryant
2.90-4
Notes on music indexing. J H Davies
2.124-6
Of music and indexing. Percy Young
16.177-80
Musical bumps: indexing musical terms.
Helga Perry 16.251-3
Where's that tune? Sarah J Crofts 19.189-91
Music: special characteristics for indexing
and cataloguing. Jane A Myers. 19.269-74
Names
Arrangement of entries in Post Office
telephone directories 2.142-3
The hereditary peerage. Hebe Jcrrold 3.130
Indexing peers. M D Anderson 4.51
Post Office filing. M Gorman & G N Knight
7.118-20
Developing a system of indexing surnames
in the Home Office. John L Rush 12.81 -2
An Ordinary of Arms, Vol. II, 1902-1973.
Vivien Wilson 12.195-7
Coping with a title: the indexcr and the
British aristocracy. David Lee 17.155-60
Name of an author! Anne B Piternick
18.95-9
Philately
Computer-aid for philatelic indexing.
Roberta Palen 12.207-9
The National Philatelic Society indexing
project. Ian Crane. 18.33-4
Religion and theology
The Index of Christian Art. Anna C
Esmeijerand William S Heckscher 3.97-119
The Jewish Chronicle index 1841-. John M
Shaftesley4.3-13
Three encyclopaedia indexes (inc. New
Catholic encyclopedia). Delight Ansley
5.16-22
The index of the Encyclopaedia Judaica.
RaphaelPosner8.l01-ll
Indexing the works of John Wesley. John A
Vickers 10.176-7
On indexing John Wesley. John A Vickcrs
11.189-97
The oldest printed indexes (Si Augustine).
Hans H Wellisch 15.73-82
Father of the man (George Fox). John A
Vickers 17.20
A scriptural index to Hymns and Psalms.
Oliver A Beckerlegge 18.27-9
Science and technology
Technical indexing. L E J Helyar 2.134-7
Aims and methods of the British Technology
Index. E J Coalcs 3.146-52
A scientific examination of codification. F R
Gurney 4.67-80
An analytical index to documents on
aerodynamics. R C Wright 4.81-2
The indexing of scientific books. J Edwin
Holmstrom 4.123-31
Three encyclopaedia indexes (inc.
Encyclopedia of science and technology).
Delight Ansley 5.16-22
Citation indexing (Science Citation Index).
John Martyn5.5-15
Scientific and technical indexing. E J Coates
5.27-34
The World list of scientific periodicals.
Kenneth I Porter 5.70-8
Indexing technical matter. Neil R Fisk 6.42-7
User preferences in technical indexes. John
FDragc 6.151-5
The state of the indexing art in British
Engineering books. Bruce S C Harling
8.13-16
Technical indexing at BTI. Alan Singleton
9.37-49
Computer-based indexing systems:
implications for the book indexer. John J
Eyre 9.53-7
Division of labour in rapid indexing of
technical periodicals. J Edwin Holmstrom
11.216-19
Patent classification and information
retrieval services. Andrew Bayer 12.117-24
Computer-aided indexing of technical
manuals. Paul Hardy 15.22-4
Chemical and numerical indexing for the
INSPEC database. J C Deaves & J E Pache
16.163-7
12. TYPES OF INDEXES
Bibliographic indexing
Indexing science fiction. P Schuylcr Miller
6.163-4
Computer-aided production of the subject
index to the SMRE bibliography. M Belton
8.44-9
Indexing a bibliographical guide. K
Boodson 9.93-100
Computer-assisted production of
bibliographic databases in history. Joyce
Duncan Falk 12.131-9
Indexing of a computerized bibliography for
London's archaeology. Audrey Adams
14.235-40
Citation indexing
Citation indexing. John Martyn 5.5-15
The World list of scientific periodicals.
Kenneth I Porter 5.70-8
Citation indexing: uses and limitations.
Helen E Chandler and Vincent de P Roper
17.243-9
Name of an author! Anne B Pitcrnick
18.95-9
Cumulation
(see also Periodicals)
Case history of the compilation of a large
cumulative index (to A Venluri's Storia
deliarte Italiana). Jacqueline D Sisson
10.164-75/194
The cumulative index to the Annual Review
of Information Science and Technology.
Jessica L Harris 11.14-32
Compiling Cumulated fiction index
1975-1979. M E Hicken 13.88-9
The ISIS cumulative bibliography 1931-65.
MagdaWhitrow 13.158-65
New aids to cumulative periodical indexing.
Robert Fraser 13.228-31
Making the consolidated index of The
Oxford History of England. Richard Raper.
18.31-2
Multi-volume indexing of an economics
scries. Gary Hall 18.153-5
Diaries
Indexing Pepys's diary. Robert & Rosalind
Latham 12.34-5
The index to the definitive Pepys. Robert
Latham 14.88-90
'Thankless task' accomplished for (Barbara)
Pym. Hazel K Bell 14.189
A glossy index (Lady Cynthia Asquith's
Diaries). 18.47
Encyclopaedias
Three encyclopaedia indexes (art; New
Catholic; science and technology). Delight
Ansley 5.16-22
Indexing Chambers's encyclopaedia. M D
(Dorothy) Law 6.13-16
The index of the Encyclopaedia Judaica.
Raphael Posner 8.101-11
Indexing the Great Soviet encyclopaedia.
EmilPocock 9.180-4
Britannia revisited. C D Needham 10.116-23
The encyclopaedia of Islam and its index.
Hilda M Pearson 13.33-5
Indexing The Canadian encyclopedia
second edition. Ron and Eve Gardner
16.87-91
Some indexing decisions in the Cambridge
encyclopedia family. David Crystal
19.177-83
Letters
How I indexed Dickens's letters. James
Thornton 4.119-22
On editing and indexing a series of letters
(of Sir Robert Hart). Katherine Frost Bruner
14.42-6
The Burney papers — or, where does an
index begin? Althea Douglas 14.241-8
Museums
'Is Britannia a personality?': some questions
arising while indexing the Imperial War
Museum's collections. Roger Smither
17.7-11
The indexing of museum objects. Leonard
Will 18.157-60
Streamlining PRECIS just for laughs
(Musee... pour rire). C Jacobs & C
Arsenault 19.88-92
Newspapers
Preserving the news that's fit to print (New
York Times Index). John Rothman 5.39-42
The Times index. C H J Kyte 5.125-9
Indexing The Times. Barbara James
11.209-11
Producing a local newspaper index. Michael
Knee 13.101-3
Teamwork indexing of The Scotsman. John
Bennett 14.27-9
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Indexing of smaller-circulation daily
newspapers. L M Sandlin, J H & B S
Schlessinger 14.184-9
Indexing 19th-century North Devon
newspapers. Peter Christie 15.91-3
Researchers' attiiudes to newspaper
indexing in Nigeria. LO Aina 16.97-8
Local newspaper indexing projects and
products. Geraldine Beare 16.227-33
Newspaper indexing in Nigerian libraries. E
EOkorafor 17.35-8
Newspaper indexing: an international
overview. Nazir Ahmad 17.257-66
19th-century Perth newspapers indexed and
abstracted. Marjory M Howat. 18.16-18
Direct electronic access to a large clippings
library. Michael Stcemson 19.19-21
Periodicals
(see also Cumulation; Newspapers)
Standards for indexes to learned and
scientific periodicals 2.63-4
Aims and methods of the British Technology
Index. E J Coates 3.146-53
The Jewish Chronicle index 1841-. John M
Shaftesley4.3-13
The London Gazelle index. Grace Holmes
4.13-16
Indexing of periodicals. Peter Ferriday
4.34-8
Index to a periodical volume. G J Narayana
and K Ramaswami 4.59-66/89
The World list of scientific periodicals.
Kenneth I Poner 5.70-8
The Journal of Anatomy: index to the first
hundred years 1866-1966. D Blake and R E
M Bowden 6.48-51
An index to SLA News, 1950-1967. Brenda
White 6.147-50
Indexing in source. Paul E Vesenyi 6.161-3
Indexing of periodicals. Survey 7.70-9
The indexing of multi-author, multi-volume
and periodical publications. J Edwin
Holmstrom 8.31-43
Journal indexes — for editorial use. G H
Burns 8.62-5
Indexing LISA: chains, KISS and the bold
approach. Tom Edwards 9.133-46
The indexing procedures of the Foreign
Language index. R L Collison 9.154-9
The library journals, 1876-1975. Graham
Jones 10.9-14
Some notes on the indexing of a library
science periodical: the index to Libri, vols.
1-25. LeifKajberg 10.191-4
The International Index to Film Periodicals.
Frances Thorpe 12.83-8
Indexing The Indexer. John A Gordon
13.253-4
Indexing LISA. KGB Bakcwell 13.261-4
Indexing the Strand Magazine. Geraldine
Beare 14.8-13
Author and source indexing and abstracting
of journal articles. Virgil Diodato 14.91-4
The evolution of a serial index. Harris
Shupak 14.99-102
Indexing a government journal (Sun>ey of
Current Affairs). Philip E Found 15.151 -3
Indexing a Victorian architectural journal:
The Builder project. Ruth Richardson
16.85-6
Printed indexes to early British periodicals.
Peter Johnson 16.147-55
Indexing medical journals. Doreen Blake
17.33-4
Indexing The Athenaeum: aims and
difficulties. Micheline Hancock-Beaulieu
and Susan Holland 17.167-72
The Indexed $ indexes: critique and reply.
Kingsley Siebel / Geoffrey Dixon 17.267-8
CD-ROM periodical indexes: better
evaluation necessary. Martin Goldberg.
18.11-15
Indexing the British Medical Journal.
Richard Jones. 19.1.13-18
Indexing a periodical: Verbatim Laurence
Urdang 19.203-4
Photographs and films
The International Index to Film Periodicals.
Frances Thorpe 12.83-8
ISO/TC 46 50th anniversary
ISO7TC 46 is to celebrate its 50th year
during a Plenary meeting at British
Standards Institution (BSI) headquarters in
London, 12-16 May 1997.
ISG7TC46 Information and
Documentation is a Technical Committee
of the International Organization for
Standard- ization (ISO) and produces
International Standards for use in
Librarianship, Information and Document
Management and Publishing. Currently
there are 33 participating and 30 observer
countries and some 60 liaison members.
The work of ISO/TC46 covers well
known features of books as well as
production standards. Here are some
examples:
Readers of books and serials worldwide
will be familiar with the international
standard book and serial numbers (ISBN
and ISSN) often found barcoded on the
covers
Developers and users of many systems
and applications world wide with a need
to specify different countries will be
familiar with the 2 and 3 character country
codes found in ISO 3166.
For at least two decades, libraries have
taken advantage of ISO 2709, a format for
bibliographic interchange, implemented in
the MARC format in use worldwide
Beter known to indexers are the standards
for thesauri, document referencing, and of
course the new indexing standard ISO 999.
For the future, ISO/TC 46 has been
actively looking at the need for standards
in the management of the information to
be found on the World Wide Web, and is
exploring ways to help those who wish to
keep track of Intellectual Property Rights.
The cataloguing and indexing of the
photographic collection of the Royal
Commonwealth Society. John Falconer
14.15-22
Animal, vegetable or mineral? Cataloguing
and indexing in the Natural History Unit
Film Library. Rosi Crane 14.23-6
Indexing and cataloguing the Walt Disney
Archives. David R Smith 15.154-6
Poetry, hymns and psalms
Humorous indexes: The stuffed owl. Hazel
K Bell 6.174-5
'I copied all the letters in a big, round hand':
indexing W S Gilbert. Geoffrey Dixon
16.92-6
A scriptural index to Hymns and Psalms.
Oliver A Beckerlegge 18.27-9
Should fiction be indexed? The indexability
of text. Hazel K Bell 18.83-6
Poetry in indexes. Dena N Sher 19.102-4
Indexer — poet or pedant? John A Vickers
19.201-2
INDEXERS — PARTNERS
IN PUBLISHING
This 248 page book edited by Max
McMaster includes 31 papers from
Aussi's first international conference, and
is fully indexed. It is an excellent read,
enlivened by candid snaps of some of the
participants.
Contents include:
• Indexing around the world:
international perspective
• Pricing the index
• Computers and knowledge
representations
• Classified or specific indexing
• Indexing for children
• Standards
• Education for indexers: panel
• Law indexing: workshop
• Subject access redefined
• Economics and the future of database
indexing
• Language control: workshop
• Multi media: new technology
• Language control: developers forum
• Encyclopaedias/ Newspapers — print/
electronic
• Ethics of indexing
• National and internationalindexing
• Indexing and the Internet
Indexers — Partners in Publishing costs
$Au 35.00 and may be ordered from the
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