Typography Graphic Design Thesaurus

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W. Created Works


Terms in the Created Works facet designate the products of human creative and intellec-


tual endeavor – graphic novels, bookplates, shopping bags, and so on.


Listings


The TGDT per se consists of two listings:


¶ A systematic listing in outline form of the terms in each of the nine facets, showing


the hierarchical relations among terms.


¶ An alphabetic listing of preferred and lead-in terms containing detailed information


on the scope of terms and their relations – both hierarchical and non-hierarchical – to


other terms.


Systematic listing


Each entry (or ‘node’) in the systematic listing is either a preferred or guide term, pre






ceded by its classification number.


Although the database from which these listings are compiled contains alternate


forms of preferred terms (for example, the term labor relations has the alternative form


‘labour relations’), these are not included in this first edition of the TGDT.


Figure 1 shows an excerpt from the systematic listing of the Places Facet. The clas-


sification notation for each term is arranged along the left side of the page; dotted indents


are used before each term to indicate its position within the hierarchy. Preferred terms are


shown in boldface and guide terms in italics within angled brackets.


L.60 schools
L.60.10. <schools by education level >
L.60.10.10.. <colleges and universities >
L.60.10.10.3... colleges
L.60.10.10.3.3.... community colleges
L.60.10.10.3.5.... junior colleges
L.60.10.10.7... universities
L.60.10.29.. elementary schools
L.60.10.42.. high schools
L.60.10.55.. junior high schools
L.60.10.68.. middle schools

Figure 1. Systematic listing.


The systematic listings begin on page 13.


Alphabetic listing


A more complete record of terms is given in the alphabetic listing, in which each term is


listed with its classification notation, scope notes (if any), and any related terms. This


listing includes both preferred and non-preferred (lead-in) terms; the former appear in


boldface. The following abbreviations are used:

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