Abstract
The problems of developing subjects and changing terminology which confront all revisers of indexing tools are surveyed briefly, and the policies and practices adopted by the Library of Congress, Dewey Decimal and Universal Decimal classifications are reviewed in turn. The revision of the Bliss Bibliographic Classification is then considered in the light of the foregoing discussion of general problems and specific solutions. Some worked examples using sections of the revised Bliss scheme are appended.
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