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Regarding Ayurveda Class Numbers
Dear LIS forum members,
I am a librarian, working in a newly established Ayurveda college. I concern about classify the Ayurveda books by using DDC classification system. But i didn't find the class numbers for many of Ayurveda related subjects.
So i requested to all professionals, if any of you did the classification of Ayurveda subjects, please let me know.
Write to librarysdm74@gmail.com
Thanking You...
Madhusoodhana K C
Librarian
SDM Institute of Ayurveda & Hospital
Bangalore-74
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Permalink Reply by Manjunatha.S on
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Hi Madhusoodhana K C ,
OCLC is providing an experimental classification web service. You can use it for classifying the documents. You can search by ISBN, ISSN, title, author wise for getting the classification number.
Please find the link:
http://classify.oclc.org/classify2/
Thanks and regards,
Manjunatha.S
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Permalink Reply by Munesh Kumar on
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Dear Sir
Madhusoodhana
The classes of medicine are given in DDC (DDC Volume 3- Classes 610 - 618). You can refer them.
You can classify the documents as per their subject/purpose/cure/treatment or disease oriented as they arrangements in DDC. If you are facinig any other difficulties kindly explain we will short out them.
Thank You.
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Badan Barman on
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Dear LIS friendPl visit INFLIBNET Ind Cat: Union Cataloguee.g Speaking of ayurvedic remedies: For common deseasesCall No.
615.53+ D488S
Hope you may finf info useful
M S Afzal
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