The (non)presence of picturebook in the structures of the Universal Decimal Classification (UDC)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26881/ae.2018.15.01Keywords:
picturebook, library, catalogAbstract
Picture books, as well as the ones interestingly illustrated, exhibited as works of art in various media (a book, graphics, an application, multimedia solutions), draw attention of readers to the new and unique values of library collections, arouse interest among all age groups, become an intergenerational bridge, encourage and enhance the reading habit. Moreover, if a range of services offered by a library includes a direct and friendly contact with book authors – illustrators, writers – during vernissages and workshops, it can become a breakthrough moment, both for readers and librarians, encouraging them to become familiar with history of the epoch and wide cultural contexts.
Therefore, the question arises as to whether the book classification structures (UKD) have a suitable research apparatus adapted to include the concept of a book as an inalienable whole of its visual characteristics, aesthetic and educational values contained in the layout. Do they separate the concept of a picture book?
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