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bib·li·og·ra·phy (bib′lē ägrə fē)

noun pl. -·phies

  1. the study of the editions, dates, authorship, etc. of books and other writings
  2. a book containing such information
  3. a list of sources of information on a given subject, period, etc., or of the literary works of a given author, publisher, etc.
  4. a list of the books, articles, etc. used or referred to by an author

Etymology: Gr bibliographia: see biblio- & -graphy

bibliography Related Forms
bib′·lio·graphic (-ə grafik) adjective or bib′·lio·graphi·cal bib′·lio·graphi·cally adverb
bibliography Synonyms

bibliography

n.

catalogue, compilation, list of books, list of sources, book list, index, annotated bibliography, list of publications, literature; see also catalog, index 2, list.

bibliography Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • annotate: HH pursuing an idea of an annotated bibliography to help put the content of IS work into the context of the subject.
  • compile: The Center for Drug Information and Pharmacy Practice, ABDA, compiles a bibliography of pharmaceutical care papers Request a copy.
  • exclude: These word limits include notes and appendices, but exclude bibliography.
  • contain: A few references are given, mainly ones which contain an extensive bibliography.
  • generate: After the entire process, one can then Generate bibliography.
  • include: Material, including bibliographies, will be provided in advance in such cases.

Preposition: at

  • end: There is also a bibliography at the end that may be of interest to students at various levels.

Converse of subject

  • accompany: Assessment will be by means of the production of a detailed research proposal accompanied by preliminary bibliography.

Adjective modifier

  • annotated: Most of the reading is accessible and enjoyable I hope, but see the Annotated Bibliography for further comments.
  • searchable: In addition, there is a searchable bibliography of over 11,000 references.
  • selected: This website provides a course outline and a selected bibliography.
  • extensive: These four selected books have extensive bibliographies which will guide the advanced student for further study.
  • indicative: An outline of the intended essay, together with indicative bibliography will be submitted by the end of the Autumn Term.
  • comprehensive: It also includes the most comprehensive bibliography of published clinical trials.

Modifies a noun

  • revision: Bibliography Revision 1.6 ( by nodine ) Added the year to the citation strings.
  • appendice: Bibliography APPENDICES I. Participants at the RWH Seminar, 19 th 21 st July 2000 II.

Preposition: of

  • publication: A positive outcome will be the appearance of a bibliography of publications of documents Russian archives which will be put on the Web.
  • literature: The report also contains a bibliography of gray literature, the first time this body of data has been made available singly.
  • article: There are also links to three useful annotated bibliographies of articles and books about virtual communities.
  • reading: Also included are a series of annexes on formulating questionnaires, a glossary of terms and a bibliography of further reading.

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