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 DDC22: Revised and updated to reflect today's world
The new four-volume print version comprises the entire, updated Dewey Decimal Classification system. Last published in 1996, the new edition covers global changes in areas of computer science, medicine, geography, politics, lifestyle trends and more - all carefully incorporated to make classification and access easier than ever. You will appreciate enhancements that improve usability.
Classify anything that's new Updates to the new edition include emerging topics, geographic revisions, scientific advances, growing interests and just about anything else that's new. The Relative Index has been updated with the latest built numbers and terms.
Refined for easier access Dewey has kept pace with the way you work. While the print version remains as popular as ever, many libraries want both a print and online version. The print version is a ready resource for librarians who prefer using hard copy, while WebDewey offers all of the advantages of online information access, plus regular updates throughout the year.
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Option 1 4 volume Print set
Dewey Decimal Classification and Relative Index
22nd Ed.,4 vol set.OCLC, September 2003
ISBN 0910608709 $A660.00 inc GST
Price includes 6kg air freight from USA
Stocked in Melbourne |
Option 3 Abridged Dewey
For libraries with fewer than 20,000 titles
Abridged Dewey Decimal Classification, 14th Edition, Hardcover, OCLC, February 2004
ISBN 0910608733 $A165.00 inc GST
Price includes air freight from USA. Stocked in Melbourne |
Option 2 WebDewey
Easy-to-use,browser interface that allows you to search the DDC and related terminology efficiently and navigate intuitively - even adding annotations to reflect local practices.
Annual licence $US275 (1 user), $US600 (2-9 users), $US900 (10+ users). OCLC Cataloguing Services members deduct $50/$100/$150 respectively. Subscriptions invoiced annually in $A. Information or trial? email emedia |
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Essential reference book for anyone who's ever been in love, felt jealousy, fear, hatred, or desire. All human life is here - and every home should have one. |
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