It is a pleasure and a privilege to republish this bouquet of papers on the auspicious occasion of the world wide Ranganathanâ??s centenary celebrations of joining the library profession in 1924.This is select compilation of twenty four � tributes to the Great Master on this auspicious occasion. Ranganathan, the last of our polymaths, was an archetypal multifaceted person who, like a colossus, strutted over a vast � but incipient field. These papers� � touch only a few aspects of his eventful life and huge body of work. Though these � present a fresh approach to these dimensions but these papers fall short of � fully comprehending his greatness. � Nevertheless, it is hoped that these papers will once again inform � and inspire new generation of library and information professionals about Ranganathanâ??s life, attitudes and dedication, and attest his continuing relevance. There are many Ranganathan acolytes and admirers in the world, and his influence in the library and Information studies is all pervasive, visibly and subtly. For the ever widening circle of Ranganathanâ??s admirers, to use the words of English playwright John Heywood (1497?-1580?), â??Here lyeth much richnesse in the lyttell space".
S R RANGANATHAN Classic and Contemporary Views on His Life and Work
Rs. 2050
Additional information
ISBN | 9789392594885 |
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Year of Publication | 2024 |
Binding | Hardbound |
Pages | 418 |
Edition | 1st |
Language | e |
Preface
Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan: An Introduction
PART I :
MEMORIAL LECTURES BY CRG MEMBERS
1 Ranganathanâ??s Contribution to Indexing
B. C. Vickery
2 Ranganathanâ??s Influence on Bibliographical Services
A. J. Wells
3 Ranganathan As A Person
Bernard I. Palmer
4 Ranganathanâ??s Professionalism
Douglas J. Foskett
5 Ranganathan in the International Scene
Herbert Coblans
6 Ranganathan and Mysticism
Derek. W. Langridge
PART II:
IMPACT OF RANGANATHAN IN THE U.K.
7 My Debt to Ranganathan
Derek W. Langridge
8 The Influence of Ranganathan on the Structural
Design of Index Languages
C. David Batty
9 Ranganathan UK: The Influence of
Ranganathanâ??s Work on the Development
of Classification and Indexing in the
United Kingdom
Eric J Hunter
10 Ranganathan and Classification in Britain
Ia. C. Mcllwaine
11 Ranganathan and Library Management
K. G. B. Bakewell
12 My First Meeting with Ranganathan
Eric J. Coates
13 Celebration of the Life of an Old and
Dear Friend, S.R. Ranganathan
D.J. Foskett
PART III:
AMERICAN VIEWS
14 Ranganathan: An American View
Jesse H. Shera
15 Ranganathanâ??s Influence on
American Librarianship
John P. Comaromi
16 A Tribute to S. R. Ranganathan, the Father
of Indian Library Science: Contribution to
International Library Science
Eugene Garfield
17 Ranganathan and the United States
Ravindra N. Sharma
18 Encounter with a Genius: A Sentimental
Reflection on Ranganthan
Nasser Sharify
PART IV :
CURRENT INTERNATIONAL VIEWS
19 Bliss and Ranganathan, the Philosopher and
the Mathematician: Different Disciplinary
Approaches to Classification
Vanda Broughton
20 Intellection and Intuition: On the
Epistemology of S.R. Ranganathan
Thomas M. Dousa
21 Comparing Colon Classification and DDC:
A Case Study at the Natural History
Museum Library, Italy
Carlo Bianchini
22 S.R. Ranganathanâ??s Ontology of the Book:
On a Biblio-Graphical Conceptual Model
avant la lettre
Thomas M. Dousa
23 Ranganathanâ??s Laws and Brazilian
Public Libraries: Possible Dialogues
Considering the Principles Underpinning
Agenda 2030
Renata Oliveira da Silva
Daniele Achilles
24 â??Bring Me Five More.â?� In Honour and Praise
of S. R. Ranganathan (1892-1972).
The 25 April Documentation Centre of the
University of Coimbra Through the Lens of
the Five Laws of Librarianship
Manuela Barreto Nunes
Maria Cristina Vieira de Freitas
Maria Manuela Cardoso
Select Bibliography up to March 2024
Index