Important Manual оn The Bibliographic Theory

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A Jubilee edition dedicated to: 250th Anniversary of the creation in 1762 by Saint Father Paisiy Hilendarski of Slavonic-Bulgarian History …”, 200th Anniversary of the death of the Saint Bishop Sophroniy Vrachanski (1813) and 60th Anniversary of the Rector of the University of Library Studies and Information Technologies Prof. D.Sc. Stoyan Denchev. In the main expose is revealed the structure making in the bibliographic studies. At the focal point are the classification schemes of bibliographic genres, bibliographic activity, bibliographic indexes and bibliographic information. It is carried out a conception synthesis by approach of the humanitarian knowledge. This is the essential of the theoretical morphology of the humanitarian bibliography by approach. Are given the comparative pictures of the classification bibliographic structures related to the genesis of its theory: Western Europe in 18-21 c.; Anglo-American bibliographic traditions; Central- and Eastern European bibliographic thought (19-21 c.). It is shown the correlation of the concepts in Latin and in Cyrillic. The crucial bibliographic and meta-bibliographic point for the building of the Euro-American information rhizome of bibliography is described in the correlation of: 1. cardinal “German line” in the bibliographic classifications (“basic-registration-address-selection bibliography”) with 2. a number of many other bibliographic classification conceptions crossing, partly coinciding and conflicting with it. The universal humanitarian in the bibliographic form is its reticular expression in the structures of bibliographic information: 1. Documentary – 2. Address – 3. Substantial – 4. Genre – 5. Functional – 6. Content – 7. Organizational. The conclusion is made about the continuation by A. Kumanova of the tradition in Bulgarian bibliographic studies established by academicians Nikola Mihov and Ivan Duychev, professor Todor Borov and Dr. Hristo Trenkov.

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reticule of the bibliography by its structures: documentary – address – substantial – genre – functional – content – organizational; designation of the bibliographic forms: Western Europe in 18–21 c.; Anglo-American bibliographic traditions; Central- and Eastern European bibliographic thought (19–21 c.)

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