Cutter Expansive Classification: Difference between revisions

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much will find that they become familiar in time unconsciously

with all that they have much occasion to use."

from “How“How to Get Books”Books” by C.A. Cutter, 1882

==History of the Cutter classification==

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*Immroth, John Philip. "Cutter, Charles Ammi". Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science. Ed. Allen Kent and Harold Lancour. 47 vols. New York, M. Dekker [1968- ]

*Tauber, Maurice F., and Edith Wise. "Classification Systems." Ed. Ralph R. Shaw. The State of the Library Art. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers U. Graduate School of Library Service, 1961. 1-528.

*Slavis, Dobrica. “CUTT“CUTT-x: An Expert System for Automatic Assignment of Cutter Numbers.”” Cataloging and Classification Quarterly. Vol 22, no. 2, 1996.

==Outside Sites==

[[http://www.bostonathenaeum.org/cutterguide.html The Boston Athneum’sAthneum’s Guide to the Cutter System]]