Modes of Formation of Subjects - Study Material
The modes of formation of subjects that have been recognised are.
Lamination, Loose Assemblage, Fission, Fusion, Distillation, Clustering, Agglomeration.
a) Lamination
According. to Ranganathan "when the basic layer is a basic subject and the other layers are isolate ideas, a compound subject is formed"
Kind 1: One or more isolate facets are laminated over a basic facet. This results in compound subjects.
Examples:
Anatomy of the human body.
Treatment of diseases of plant
Kind 2: Two or more sub-facets of a compound facet are laminated over one another.
Examples:
Ayurvedic system of medicine
b) Loose Assemblage: Loose assemblage is assembling together of two or more of:
a)subjects (basic or compound)
b)isolate ideas (in one and the same facet, or isolate ideas in one and the same array)
Loose assemblage may be of three kinds
Kind 1 Examples:
1) General relation between political science and economics
2) Statistics for librarians
3) Influence of geography on history
Kind 2 Examples:
1) Influence of Buddhism on Christianity
2) Difference between Lemuroidea and Anthropoidea
Kind 3 Examples:
Medicine - Ayurvedic system - tropical environment child.
c) Fission: Fission is the process of division or splitting or breaking up into parts
Examples: natural sciences, useful arts, humanities, social sciences,
d) Fusion
Examples: Astrophysics, Biolinguists, Astrochemistry, Sociolinguists,Bio-physics Educametry,Medical Jurisprudence, Socio-cybernetics, etc.
e) Distillation :
Examples:Statistical calculus, Microbiology, Anesthesiology, International relations, Ergonomics, Forestry, Research Methodology, Metrology, Standardisation, Management Science, Museology, Systemology
f) Clustering:
Examples:area study, Gandhiana, soil sciences.Sinology (Chinese studies), Nippinology (Japanese studies).
g) Agglomeration: Agglomeration (earlier called partial comprehension) is the process of collecting together of entities into larger masses without cohesion among the components
Examples:natural sciences, psychology and sociology,
a) Lamination
According. to Ranganathan "when the basic layer is a basic subject and the other layers are isolate ideas, a compound subject is formed"
Kind 1: One or more isolate facets are laminated over a basic facet. This results in compound subjects.
Examples:
Anatomy of the human body.
Treatment of diseases of plant
Kind 2: Two or more sub-facets of a compound facet are laminated over one another.
Examples:
Ayurvedic system of medicine
b) Loose Assemblage: Loose assemblage is assembling together of two or more of:
a)subjects (basic or compound)
b)isolate ideas (in one and the same facet, or isolate ideas in one and the same array)
Loose assemblage may be of three kinds
Kind 1 Examples:
1) General relation between political science and economics
2) Statistics for librarians
3) Influence of geography on history
Kind 2 Examples:
1) Influence of Buddhism on Christianity
2) Difference between Lemuroidea and Anthropoidea
Kind 3 Examples:
Medicine - Ayurvedic system - tropical environment child.
c) Fission: Fission is the process of division or splitting or breaking up into parts
Examples: natural sciences, useful arts, humanities, social sciences,
d) Fusion
Examples: Astrophysics, Biolinguists, Astrochemistry, Sociolinguists,Bio-physics Educametry,Medical Jurisprudence, Socio-cybernetics, etc.
e) Distillation :
Examples:Statistical calculus, Microbiology, Anesthesiology, International relations, Ergonomics, Forestry, Research Methodology, Metrology, Standardisation, Management Science, Museology, Systemology
f) Clustering:
Examples:area study, Gandhiana, soil sciences.Sinology (Chinese studies), Nippinology (Japanese studies).
g) Agglomeration: Agglomeration (earlier called partial comprehension) is the process of collecting together of entities into larger masses without cohesion among the components
Examples:natural sciences, psychology and sociology,
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