Classification in its simplest terms, means putting together things or ideas that are alike, and keeping separate those that are different.


p. 1; Partly cited in Jens-Erik Mai (2010) Classification in a social world: bias and trust Journal of Documentation Vol. 66 No. 5, 2010. p. 640; Also cited in (Bawden, 1991). - Classification and indexing in science (1958) - Chapter 1: The need for classification

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Classification in its simplest terms, means putting together things or ideas that are alike, and keeping separate those that are different.

Classification in its simplest terms, means putting together things or ideas that are alike, and keeping separate those that are different.

Classification in its simplest terms, means putting together things or ideas that are alike, and keeping separate those that are different.

Classification in its simplest terms, means putting together things or ideas that are alike, and keeping separate those that are different.