Secular Library Systems
Secular Library Classification
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Secular Library Chartering
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Secular Library Education
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Secular Library Intelligence
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Hypothesis for the
Research & Development
of the Secular Library Systems
Research & Development
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The Secular Library is concerned about the order of subjects.
Dictionaries and encyclopedias use the simple alphabetical order to organize words and subjects. The Secular Library is determined to organize the listing of subjects in a manner that is more conductive to understanding the relationships of the subjects to reality. The Dewey Decimal System is an example of such a venture. The Dewey Decimal Classification system (DDC) organizes the subjects along the lines of how traditional school systems organize their curriculum. Melvil Dewey believed that the collection of books in accordance with the demarcation of the curriculum would be complimentary to the students learning. Dewey probably contemplated that the system's development would lead to the betterment of society, because its published lists of the subjects provides a possible guide for understanding the relationship of subjects. That was definitely the intention of the designer of the Library of Congress Classification system; although it be for legislators, specifically. The Dewey Decimal System was helpful for a bygone era of sophistication. Its primary utility of organizing book shelves has outlasted its deficiencies that need to be corrected in order to resolve the social stratification problems that we endure in the more sophisticated and diverse society that the world has evolved to. The DDC lacks a semantic collation format necessary for a reliable reference for the demarcation of abstract entities. We know this is true because it is not referenced for anything except the organization of library shelves. If it were a more useful reference it would be similar to the use of dictionary definitions to confirm arguments. Subsequently, because of the lack of a reliable knowledge classification system, there are errors in the editing of dictionaries. This unsettled classification system is further complicated, because of inaccurate deliberations in the general population, and then the introduction of slang in conversation. Further diversions are then cultivated in social factions - misinterpreting what is not accurately true to begin with, and subsequently, reincarnated as doctrine for the rebellious and the irrational. The demarcation of abstract entities is relative to dialectics and reasoning; and the lack of a reliable knowledge classification system to reference probably tends to be conductive to a belief in common sense, rather than a more practical reliance on common knowledge. The Dewey Decimal System is probably more suited for teachers, and the Library of Congress system may be more applicable for political lobbyists. College libraries use the LCC system, because of its seemingly detailed demarcation and there has yet to be a practical replacement. It is an inadequate classification system, and is innocuously conductive to the lingering disorderliness of society, as well. The lack of a reliable secular knowledge classification system is a virtual Tower of Babel that perpetuates corruption, hypocrisy, hysteria, crime, and poverty. |
Melvil Dewey
Dewey Decimal Classification
Secular Library Classification
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