Discussion
Abstracts in print version of LISA are arranged according to :
Answer: C
The print LISA was arranged according to a special scheme of classification.
Library and Information Science Abstracts (LISA) arranged its abstracts in a classified order of its own, a scheme drawn up for library and information science literature with facet analysis in the tradition of the Classification Research Group, and supplied subject and author indexes to it. A general scheme would not have given the fine subdivision of library science subjects that the service needed.
That is why the general schemes, Dewey Decimal, Colon and UDC, are wrong: none of them was the arrangement used in the printed issues.
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