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überarbeitet durch den Fachinformationsdienst Buch-, Bibliotheks- und Informationswissenschaft (FID BBI)
No full textBibliographie der Buch- und Bibliotheksgeschichte (BBB) von Horst Meyer, überarbeitet durch den Fachinformationsdienst Buch-, Bibliotheks- und Informationswissenschaft (FID BBI) / Bibliography of Book and Library History by Horst Meyer, revised by the Specialized Information Program on Book Studies, Library and Information Science. Primär verfügbar im Portal des FID BBI: https://katalog.fid-bbi.de/Search/Results?filter%5B%5D=mega_collection%3A%22Bibliographie+der+Buch-+und+Bibliotheksgeschichte%22
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Die Bibliographie der Buch- und Bibliotheksgeschichte ist eine deutschsprachige Fachbibliographie zur Buch- und Bibliotheksgeschichte (BBB). Sie wurde von Horst Meyer bearbeitet und erschien von 1982 (Berichtszeitraum 1980/81) bis 2004 (Berichtszeitraum 2002/03) in 23 Bänden im „Bibliographischen Verlag Horst Meyer“, Bad Iburg (ISSN 0723-3590). 2007 wurde die Bibliographie im Wissenschaftsportal b2i in elektronischer Form zugänglich gemacht. Durch den FID BBI wurden folgende Anpassungen wurden getätigt:
- Unterscheidung zwischen Monografie und Artikel mit Hilfe des Felds fullRecord; bei Vorkommen der Zeichenkette In: ... oder einem Seitenbereich wie S. 12-23 im Fullrecord wird von einem bibliografisch unselbstständigen Werk, d. h. Artikel ausgegangen; bei Vorhandensein vom String . - im Fullrecord oder einer Seitenzahl oder Verlag und Erscheinungsort von einer Monografie, sonst "Unbekannt"
- Ergänzen von DDC, BKL, Schlagwort und zugehöriger GND-Nummer entsprechend der Kategoriennummern (für die Aufschlüsselung s. Tabelle 1)
- Ergänzen von Autoren aus dem Fullrecord, wenn Feld autor leer ist (wenn möglich)
- Zerlegung von mehrteiligen Personenangaben wie Leimbach, Rainer und Uwe Reichel in einzelnen Personen; Entfernung von Zeichenketten wie und, and und et
- Entfernung von Funktionsangaben hinter den Personennamen wie [Hrsg.] etc.
- Ergänzen von Titelzusatz Rezension bei Vorhandensein vom String - R: im Fullrecord
- Ergänzen des Rezensierten aus Feld autor zum Hauptsachtitel bei Vorhandensein vom String - R: im Fullrecord
- Ergänzen der Umfangsangaben wie 320 S., Ill. aus Fullrecord mittels Regex (wenn möglich)
- Ergänzen der Rezensenten (auch mehrere) aus Fullrecord mittels Regex (wenn möglich)
- Ergänzen von Erscheinungsort aus Fullrecord mittels Regex, wenn Feld erscheinungsort leer (wenn möglich)
- Ergänzen von Verlag aus Fullrecord mittels Regex, wenn Feld verlag leer (wenn möglich)
- Ergänzen von Erscheinungsjahr aus Fullrecord mittels Regex, wenn Feld erscheinungsjahr leer (wenn möglich)
- Ergänzen der Zeitschrift aus Fullrecord mittels Regex, wenn Feld erschienenIn leer
- Ergänzen der Seitenzahl bei Artikeln (32. S.), ermitteln aus der Seitenangabe (S. 23-54) im Fullrecord (wenn möglich)
Bibliography of Book and Library History by Horst Meyer, revised by the Specialized Information Program on Book Studies, Library and Information Science. Accessible via FID BBI portal: https://katalog.fid-bbi.de/Search/Results?filter%5B%5D=mega_collection%3A%22Bibliographie+the+history+of+books+and+libraries%22
The Bibliography of Book and Library History is a German-language specialized bibliography on book and library history. It was edited by Horst Meyer and published from 1982 (reporting period 1980/81) to 2004 (reporting period 2002/03) in 23 volumes by "Bibliographischer Verlag Horst Meyer", Bad Iburg (ISSN 0723-3590). In 2007, the bibliography was made available in electronic form on the b2i science portal.
The following adjustments were made by the Specialized Information Program on Book Studies, Library and Information Science:
- Differentiation between monograph and article using the fullRecord field; in the case of the character string In: ... or a page range such as pp. 12-23 in the fullrecord an article is assumed; in the case of the string . - in the fullrecord or a page number or publisher and place of publication, a monograph is assumed, otherwise "Unknown"
- Addition of DDC, BKL, keyword and associated GND number according to the category numbers
- Addition of authors from the full record if the author field is empty (if possible)
- Separation of multi-part personal details such as "Leimbach, Rainer and Uwe Reichel" into individual persons; removal of character strings such as "und", "and" and "et"
- Removal of function details after personal names such as [ed.] etc.
- Addition of title addition "review" in case of the string - R: in the full record
- Addition of the name of the reviewed author from the author field to the main title if the string - R: is present in the full record
- Addition of volume details such as 320 p., ill. from fullrecord using regex (if possible)
- Addition of reviewers (also several) from fullrecord using regex (if possible)
- Addition of place of publication from fullrecord using regex, if field place of publication is empty (if possible)
- Addition of publisher from fullrecord using regex, if field publisher is empty (if possible)
- Addition of the publishing house from fullrecord via regex, if field publishing house is empty (if possible)
- Addition of the year of publication from fullrecord using regex, if field year of publication is empty (if possible)
- Addition of the journal title from fullrecord using regex, if field erschienenIn is empty
- Addition of the page number for articles (32nd p.), determined from the page number (p. 23-54) in the full record (if possible)Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG
Tel-Buch: A Different Angle
No full textThe Tel-Buch (successor to the Argo and The Buchtel) is the annual yearbook publication of the University of Akron and its predecessors Buchtel College and The Municipal University of Akron. Published from 1911-2008, the publication covers annual campus trends, athletics, Greek life, institutional clubs and associations, faculty, staff, and students at the university
Tel-Buch: It's a Deal
No full textThe Tel-Buch (successor to the Argo and The Buchtel) is the annual yearbook publication of the University of Akron and its predecessors Buchtel College and The Municipal University of Akron. Published from 1911-2008, the publication covers annual campus trends, athletics, Greek life, institutional clubs and associations, faculty, staff, and students at the university
Tel-Buch: A World of Opportunity
No full textThe Tel-Buch (successor to the Argo and The Buchtel) is the annual yearbook publication of the University of Akron and its predecessors Buchtel College and The Municipal University of Akron. Published from 1911-2008, the publication covers annual campus trends, athletics, Greek life, institutional clubs and associations, faculty, staff, and students at the university
Tel-Buch: A Little Bit of Zip
No full textThe Tel-Buch (successor to the Argo and The Buchtel) is the annual yearbook publication of the University of Akron and its predecessors Buchtel College and The Municipal University of Akron. Published from 1911-2008, the publication covers annual campus trends, athletics, Greek life, institutional clubs and associations, faculty, staff, and students at the university
Adreß-Buch für die Stadt Halle a. d. Saale mit Giebichenstein, Trotha und Cröllwitz
No full textAdreß-Buch für Halle a.S. und Vorort
A JOURNEY FROM THE OCTONIONIC P2 TO A FAKE P2
No full textWe discover a family of surfaces of general type with K2 = 3 and pg = q = 0 as free C13 quotients of special linear cuts of the octonionic projective plane OP2. A special member of the family has 3 singularities of type A2, and is a quotient of a fake projective plane. We use the techniques of earlier work of Borisov and Fatighenti to define this fake projective plane by explicit equations in its bicanonical embedding
[Letter] 1816 August 20, Glasgow [to] Thomas Allan, Edinburgh/ Leopold von Buch.
No full textThe letter bears the impression of a seal and a postmark "AUG B 22 M 1816."Von Buch writes to Allan to thank him for his hospitality during his visit. Though he enjoyed viewing Allan\u27s cabinet of specimens, Von Buch expresses dismay over the papers Allan gave him which attack Von Buch\u27s mentor Werner. Von Buch states that his own views "are to study nature so not to offend any party." He goes on to contrast the views of Werner with Hutton, and he asserts that Werner\u27s students are dispersed all over the world. Closing the letter, Von Buch maintains that he will continue to read Allan\u27s work, and that a moment of "excited passion will never diminsh the respect" he feels for his work. Von Buch studied under Abraham G. Werner, noted geologist, at the Freiberg School of Mining from 1790-1793. He pursued geology afterwards, his investigations leading him from the Alps to the Canary Islands to the Hebrides to the coasts of Ireland and Scotland. His research ultimately lead him to refute many of Werner\u27s theories about "Neptunism," resulting to his conversion to a belief in volcanism which holds that rocks form through volcanic action. Thomas Allan (1777-1833), an Edinburgh born mineralogist, was elected to the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1805 and the Royal Society of London in 1815. He was also a banker and a newspaper proprietor
Declaration of Intention of Ditler Buch
No full textDeclaration of Intention to become a citizen of the United States, as filled out and signed by: Ditler Buch
Applicant age:31
Occupation: Carpenter
Country of Origin:Germany
Date of Birth: 2 October 1885
Sailed to the US aboard the vessel: Halge Olav
City of residence at time of declaration: Ventnor NJ
Declaration submitted and sworn on date: 12 March 191
„Besuch&Buch“: Soziale Bibliotheksarbeit der Stadtbibliothek Graz nach dem Vorbild der „Medienboten“ (Hamburg) im Blickfeld der Gerontologie
No full textIn 2013 the Public Library of Graz launched a home library service which is unique in Austria up to today: volunteer book messengers visit senior and homebound citizens at their homes. “Besuch&Buch” has been inspired by the “Medienboten”, a socio-cultural project started by Hamburg Public Libraries in 2007. The author – librarian and gerontologist in Graz – has written her master thesis on “Besuch&Buch” and describes why library social projects as “Besuch&Buch” have never been more important than in today’s demographic change
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