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Callouts

marking text for, SP:5
textbook, R2:54–55

Cambridge Dictionary of American Biography, EA:2
Cambridge University Press (CUP), R2:89, 90, 134n7

tagging system, R3:36, 37

Campbell, Mike, IN:57
Canada

Aboriginal peoples, variant names used, IN:17
French names in, IN:94

Cancellation fees, EA:100
Canonical Fragment Identifier (CFI), R3:34–35
Capital cities, R2:71
Capitalization, EA:41, 44–45; R2:53; SS:8, 35, 78

automated name indexing and, IN:262
Dutch prefixes, IN:76
French prefixes, IN:87, 93–94
French titles, IN:90
German titles, IN:97
Hawaiian phrase names, IN:133
in LOC Authorities, IN:332
Spanish prefixes, IN:113–114
styles in indexes, SC:xii

Captions

art books/catalogs, R1:75, 79
encyclopedias, R1:59
horticultural books, R1:98–99
textbook, R2:55

Card Sorting: Designing Usable Categories (Spencer), R3:12
Card sorting: in taxonomy validation, R3:11–12
Cardinals, IN:194
Career changes, R3:17, 18, 91–92, 183
Carey, G. V., TC:31
Carnegie Group, SL:87
Carroll, Lewis, R2:99, 100, 102, 108
The Case for Books (Darnton), TC:112
Case law, SS:20–21, 35
Case names, R2:75; SL:47, 55–56; SS:20–21, 35

abbreviations, SL:56, 60
cross-references, SL:58–59; SS:21
forwards and reverses, SL:56–57, 62

Case studies, R2:51
Case study names, IN:242–243
Casebooks, SL:45–50; SS:16–17, 28

cases and casenotes, SL:46–47
educational value of cases to be indexed, SL:45–46
excerpts from scholarly writing, SL:47
neutrality of, SL:49
notes, SL:48–50
questions and answers, SL:48–50
table of cases, SL:47
table of contents as guide to, SL:45–46

Caserev, SL:62
Cases. See Case names; Court cases
Castano, Emanuele, TC:15
Castro, Liz, R3:37
Catalog designations (music), SS:9
Cataloging codes/rules. See Library cataloging codes/rules
Catalogs (art). See Art books/catalogs
Categories

of dishes: indexing of, SC:xi, 41–42, 44–45, 81
in taxonomies, R3:5–6, 7f

Catholic Encyclopedia, IN:56, 57
Catholicism, IN:196. See also Roman Catholicism/Church
Cato Institute, R2:68
CD-ROM indexes, SM:27
Cemeteries: preservation and indexing of, GE:64–65, 138
Cengage Learning, R2:104
Census records (U.S.), GE:137, 140

availability, GE:28, 31, 34
history, GE:32–33, 63
indexing of, GE:35–38, 63–64, 74, 85
information included, GE:28–30, 33–35

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): World Leaders directory, IN:350; R3:148
Certification, MS:42, 50
Certified Culinary Professional (CCP), SC:36
Cf., SL:56
CFI (Canonical Fragment Identifier), R3:34–35
Chamberlin, David: The Conceptual Approach to Genealogy, GE:76–77, 80
Chambers Biographical Dictionary, IN:189, 350
Chang, Wen-Chin, TC:35
Changes of address, MS:37–38
Changes of name, IN:14–17. See also Pseudonyms; Variant names

best-known name and, IN:175
in biographical indexing, IN:179–181
corporate, IN:287, 289–291
cross-references for, R2:70–71
double-posting, IN:14, 247–248
duplicate/multiple headings for, IN:290–291
Egyptian royalty, IN:33
Haawaiian names, IN:16
latest name used, IN:14, 175
length vs. brevity of indexed names and, IN:9–10, 14–17
marriage and, IN:14, 16, 40, 174–176, 248, 249
nicknames and, IN:15, 16–17
nobility and, IN:14, 15–16, 39–41, 216–217
in part vs. full, IN:179–180
performing artists, IN:16, 227, 228–229
place names, IN:309–311
qualifiers and, IN:9–10
reasons for, IN:227, 228–229
religion and, IN:15, 228, 248
royalty, IN:14, 15, 40–41
Spanish names, IN:15
subheadings and, IN:248–250
title changes and, IN:38–42
totality of, and single- vs. double-posting, IN:14

Changing terms of job, SB:45–46, 47
Chapter authors, TC:34–35, 38, 42
Chapter format, SM:49
Chapter structure. See Table of contents
Chapters

in embedded indexing in Word, R2:128–129
introductions to, R2:50–51
page ranges for, R2:6
reference sections at end of, R2:57
text headings within, R2:55
textbook, R2:50–51, 54–55, 57

Character traits of indexers, SB:v–vi
Characters (fictional), R3:49–52. See also Fictional names
Charities, MS:61
Charts and forms, GE:4–5
Cheating on indexing tests, SL:4
Checking accounts, SB:8
Checklist for index evaluation, EA:62
Checklist for starting your business, SB:30–31
The Chef’s Companion (Riely), SC:xiii, 114
Chemical indexes, EA:19–20
Chemical references, SM:100, 106
The Chicago Manual of Style (CMS) (University of Chicago Press), EA:36, 47; SL:26, 52; SP:19, 20

AACR2 and, IN:342
on abbreviating titles, SP:25
on articles beginning Arabic names, IN:66
on articles beginning corporate names, IN:282
on articles beginning geographic names, IN:303, 304
on classical/medieval names, IN:56
on cross-references, SS:73
em-dash-modified-format, TC:119
following punctuation, TC:52
on foreign names, SP:22–23
format of index in, TC:38
on geographic names beginning with geographic terms/features, IN:307
on inversion of names, SS:32, 55
key resource, TC:6, 7n11
on locators, R2:47, 48
locators in, TC:55
mentioned, TC:2
on names, SP:26
on notes, R2:59
number of allowable locators, TC:70
overview of, SP:56
on particles, IN:174
on Portuguese names, IN:115
as reference book, SB:8, 22, 31, 42
as resource for indexers, IN:188, 343
on ship names, R2:80, 81
on sorting of numbers, R2:79
on Spanish names, IN:111, 112, 115
on subheadings, R2:3, 5, 21
on titles of musical works, SS:6
on titles of nobility, IN:181
Vietnamese names, IN:6

Child, Julia, SC:8
Children

of dukes, IN:209
of knights, IN:215
legitimacy of, IN:109, 110–111
of life peers/peeresses, IN:213
of nobility, IN:208–212
of royalty, IN:207–208

Children’s names

Hawaiian, IN:131
Hmong, IN:139
Indonesian, IN:149
Portuguese, IN:116
Spanish, IN:110–111, 112

Children's theology books, R1:27
China

family names in, IN:118n1
Hmong in, IN:139
medieval, IN:25
periodization of history by dynasties in, IN:25
place names, IN:17, 121–130

China Vitae, IN:350
Chinese Circulations (Tagliacozzo and Chang, ed.), TC:35
Chinese cooking, SC:34–38

double posting of ingredient names, SC:34–35, 39
name order for ingredients, SC:34
regional categories, SC:44
use of descriptive wording, SC:35

The Chinese Kitchen (Lo & Grablewski), SC:43–44
Chinese language: transliteration/Romanization of, IN:17, 121, 187, 302
Chinese names, GE:108–119; R3:145–159

adoption of western names, R3:153–154
Chinese scripts, R3:154
common names, R3:151–153
dialectal variations, R3:150–151
ethnic minority names, R3:154
examples, R3:146–148
family names, IN:118n1
female married names, R3:153
in Hawaiian names, IN:134
in Indonesia, IN:147
lack of rules for, R3:155
name order, R3:148
overview, R3:145–147
place names, IN:17, 121–130
Romanization systems for, R3:149–150
tips and suggestions for, R3:155–157
tone marks, diacritic marks, and apostrophes, R3:150–151
transliteration of, IN:187

Chinese Postal Spelling System, IN:121, 302
Choice architects, TC:4, 112
Chopra, Deepak, R1:14
Christian names

of African slaves, IN:109
in Brazil, IN:116–117
Hawaiian, IN:131, 133
Indonesian, IN:146, 151
Jews and, IN:45
Portuguese, IN:109
Spanish, IN:109

Christianity. See also Protestantism; Roman Catholicism/Church

Bible, IN:197–199
denominations within, IN:196
God in, IN:191
Orthodox, IN:194, 196

Chronological sorting, TC:31–32, 88–89, 91

with dates, R2:46
of entries, R1:44–46
of subheadings, R2:23–24, 46, 62

Chronologies, textbook, R2:51
Chunking, TC:31–32, 102, 110n2
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS): genealogical mission of, GE:38–40, 66, 138
CIA (Central Intelligence Agency): World Leaders directory, IN:350; R3:148
CINDEX™ (dedicated indexing software), EA:119, 132; GE:20; R3:37, 178–179t; SB:8, 59; TC:1, 6n3, 120–121. See also Patterns, indexing software

author index and features of, SP:27
indexer use of, SL:18, 27, 29–30, 122
pattern search, SP:8
tabler use of, SL:52, 55, 61

CIP (Cataloging in Publication), IN:330
Circles, R3:108
Circular cross-references, EA:34, 133
Citation indexes, EA:23
Citations

biblical, IN:199
checking, SL:28
distinguishing, SP:8
distinguishing from organization names, SP:7
et al., SP:7, 21, 27
multiple author, SP:7, 21
name citations, SP:26–27
for periodical indexing, R3:120–121
to sources, GE:1, 85
statutes or statutory law citations, SL:17, 44, 66, 112
verification online, SM:106

Cities

Chinese names, IN:121–130
corporate names grouped under, IN:281
gathered under names of countries, IN:314
locations within, IN:308
names of larger jurisdictions added to, IN:312–313
similarly named, IN:312

Clans

Arabic, IN:67
Balinese, IN:149
choice of reference works and, IN:340
family names and, IN:140
Hmong, IN:139, 140–141, 142
Roman, IN:28

Clarity, TC:83–92

commonsense approach to, TC:114
definition of, TC:83
parenthetical qualifiers for, TC:89–90
in sub-to-main-heading relationship, TC:54, 66, 83–86, 113
tools for, TC:91
unruly locators affecting, TC:90
using logic and phrasing order for, TC:86–89, 91

Clarke, Michèle, SC:89–104
Classical names, IN:25–35

Greek, IN:25–27, 172
Jewish, IN:33–35
length vs. brevity of indexed name and, IN:8
non-Greco-Roman, IN:32–35
one-word, IN:10, 47–48
Roman, IN:27–32
variant, IN:14

Classical period

Africa during, IN:25
notion of, IN:24

Classification of psychological disorders, SP:11
Classified lists, SS:10–11, 75–76
“Clean out the drawer” texts, R3:48, 59n1
Clients, MS:45–54

authors as, TT:25–26, 93, 94
book packagers as, SB:37–42
building a base, MS:24, 26–27, 31, 53, 83–84
confidentiality, MS:57, 75
contact with, SB:14–15
contracts/agreements with, MS:40–41; SB:27–28, 40, 43–48, 67
deadlines/schedules of. See Deadlines
disputes with, SB:45–48
following-up, MS:ix, vii, 37, 59
getting work from, SB:5–8, 14, 20–22, 27–28, 33–34, 55–56
marketing to, MS:45–54. See also Marketing
needs of, MS:23, 28, 31, 41–42
rates. See Payment rates
referrals from, MS:13, 37, 43, 60–61, 76–77
repeat business from, SB:6, 22–23, 42
social networking, MS:36, 62–63, 92–93, 99–101
websites and, MS:34, 82, 83, 85, 91

Clinical medicine, SM:3, 47–66. See also specific specialties

sample problems, SM:vii
specialties, SM:56–62
types of books, SM:6

Clinton, Bill: index to autobiography of, R1:33, 35
Closed indexing. See Open vs. closed indexing
Clumping, R2:24–25; SS:90–91. See also Gathering and clumping
CMS. See Chicago Manual of Style
Coakley, Sarah, R1:28
Coates, Sylvia, MS:83–84
Codes (law), SS:17–20
Coding, R3:30, 35, 40–41

for diacriticals, R1:20; SP:23–24
for em-dash-modified format, TC:120–123

Coerr, Susan DeRenne, TC:29
Cognomina, IN:28, 29, 30, 32, 172, 174
Cohen, Barbara, TC:1
Colborn, Theo, TC:106–107
Cold calling, MS:49, 53, 56; SB:5, 6
Collaborating for taxonomy creation, R3:18–20
Collapse Markers feature (IXgen), R2:124–125
Collections. See also Primary source collections

edited, TC:34–39
titles of, R3:54–55

College textbooks, R2:53–55
Collocation, EA:1
Colons

in embedded indexes, R2:113
in technical indexes, R2:92

Color plates, TC:55–56
Columbia Encyclopedia, IN:348
The Columbia Restaurant Spanish Cookbook (Gonzmart & Pacheco), SC:57–59
Columns: numbers of, EA:52–53, 65–66
Combs, Michele, R3:38
Comics: characters from, IN:251
Comma reversals, TC:85, 87, 89, 92nn9–10
Commas

after surnames, IN:324
in technical indexes, R2:92

Commercial Liability Insurance, R2:96
Commercialism: in genealogy, GE:56–59, 66, 141–143
Commissions, IN:285–286
Common sense, TC:111–114. See also Everyday language
Common Sense (Paine), TC:111
Commonalities in ethnic cookbooks, SC:33–38
Commonly known forms of names. See Well-known forms of names
Communication. See also Marketing

contract negotiations. See Contracts
with editor, SP:4
electronic files and, EA:121
extensions for deadlines, SB:44–45
importance of, EA:61, 72–73, 75, 85–86
during index revision process, EA:110–112
during indexing process, EA:85–86
quality disputes, SB:45–48

Companies

designations in tables of cases, SL:60
indexing of, SL:88, 91

Comparative religion, R1:29
Compensation for indexing, SC:xiii. See also Payment rates
The Complete American-Jewish Cookbook (London & Bishov), SC:16–17
Complex locators, EA:7, 43
Complexity, SM:9
Composite concepts, EA:32
Compound headings, R1:53–54

main headings, TC:52–53, 76–77, 103–104

Compound names

Arabic, IN:67, 68–70
author usage and, IN:89
automated name indexing and, IN:262
in biographical indexing, IN:176–177
choice of initial element and, IN:4–5, 173
cross-references, IN:4, 51–52, 231
Dutch, IN:78, 81–82
French, IN:89, 177
German, IN:99
hyphenation, IN:4, 89, 114, 176–177, 230–231
medieval, IN:112
performing artists, IN:230–231
Portuguese, IN:177
Spanish, IN:110–111, 111–112, 177
surnames, GE:95–97
Thai, IN:164
women’s, IN:4, 175–177

Compound subject terms, R3:125–126
Comprehensiveness, SM:23; TC:61–69

authorial digressions and passing mentions in relation to, TC:62
definition of, TC:61–62
of index, SS:88–89
for multiple audiences, TC:62–63, 112
tools to balance conciseness with, TC:64–66

Compressing index, SP:7
Computer book indexing, R1:109–120. See also Technical indexing
Computer equipment, SB:7, 8, 20, 26–27, 30, 48–49. See also Software

for database indexing, R2:105–106
for embedded indexing, R2:130
for technical indexing, R2:96–97

Computer terminology

acronyms, R1:110–111
command names, R1:114
gerunds, R1:117–118
Internet references, R1:112
programming codes, R1:114
sorting, R1:112–114
subentries, R1:114–116
symbols, R1:113–114
URLs, R1:112

Computer-assisted indexing

database indexing, R2:109–110
for MEDLINE, SM:79–82

Computer-generated indexes, EA:120
Computerized listings. See Automated indexing
Concentration, improving, TC:59, 91, 108–110
Concept lists, author, TC:12–13
Concept metadata: in ebook indexes, R3:40
ConceptChoir, R2:152
Concepts, R2:144–145
Conceptual Approaches to Genealogy, The (Chamberlin), GE:76–77, 80
Conceptual entries: names structuring, IN:257–259
Conciseness, R2:91; TC:61, 64–66

of index, SS:89–91

Conclusions: usefulness in indexing, R3:131
Concordances, EA:3, 120; R3:88; TC:12, 18n1, 62, 94
Condensing, R2:25; TC:103–104
Conferences, IN:286
“Confessions of an Award-Winning Indexer” workshop (Towery), TC:2–3
Confidentiality, MS:57, 75

in art books, R1:70
when marketing, MS:57, 75

Conflation of page numbers, EA:47–48
Conjunctions, R2:19, 21–22, 64
Connective terms, SM:64–65
Connectors: in subentries, SS:26, 86, 88, 92
Consistency, TC:69–81. See also Parallel construction

accuracy and, TC:69–70
commonsense approach to, TC:113–114
as conditional and context-dependent, TC:69, 113
in copyediting, TC:80–81n1
in cross-references, SS:83, 91; TC:70–72
definition of, TC:69
in double-postings, TC:70–72
equal treatment using, TC:73–74
in legal indexing, SS:19, 23
in locators, TC:72–73
in main headings, TC:76–77
in names, SS:11, 12, 33
in parenthetical qualifiers, TC:77–78
quality and, SS:86–88, 91
software settings for, TC:79
in special types of material, TC:74–75
in subheadings, R2:15; TC:70–72, 78–79
in technical indexes, R2:90–93, 95
text problems with, R2:60–61
in titles, SS:8, 55
tools for maintaining, TC:79–80

“Consistency in the selection of search concepts and search terms” (Ivonen), EA:30
Constitution of the United States, SL:33
CONSTRUE, SL:87
Consultancy, technical, R2:94, 95
Contact information, MS:8, 10–11, 12, 31, 37–38, 86
Contemporary persons and choice of reference sources, IN:340, 341
Content. See also Texts

as context for index, EA:3–4
density, index length and, EA:63

Content analysis. See also Analysis

of taxonomies, R3:11

Content management tools, R2:89
Content organization. See Index structure
Contests, MS:31, 59
Context

importance of, SC:3, 22
for indexes, EA:2–4
for numbers of indexes, EA:11
for taxonomies, R3:7–9, 8f

Continental theology, R1:18, 19
Continuing education, R3:101, 191, 192
Continuity, SM:65–66
Contracts

ASI recommended agreement, EA:125–129
with authors, MS:40–41
with clients, MS:40–41; SB:27–28, 40, 43–48, 67
formal vs. informal, EA:72, 82
index contracts, SB:43–48
letters of intent, EA:94
payment terms in, EA:95
sample contract, EA:125–129
sample letter of agreement, SB:67
subcontracting by indexer, EA:81–82
suggested contents for, EA:94
for technical indexing, R2:92, 94, 95–97
terms of service of, SB:40
written agreements, SB:27–28

Contributor-tracking strategy, TC:34–35, 38, 42
Controlled vocabularies (CVs), EA:4; R2:135–154; SM:16–17, 96, 104–105. See also Taxonomies; Thesauri; specific thesauri

adding new terms to, R2:103, 135
in book indexing, R2:139–140
vs. book indexing, R2:144–145, 153
cross-references in, R2:102, 136, 139
in database indexing, R2:100, 102–108
definition of, R2:135–136, 138–139; R3:5–6, 121–122
guidelines for, R2:103, 147
hierarchical structure of, R2:102–104, 145–150
number of levels, R2:147–149
online, R2:141–144
in periodical indexing, R2:100, 139–140; R3:119, 121–127, 132, 135, 140
precoordination vs. postcoordination of, R2:150–151
relationship types in, R2:145–147
resources for, SB:61
skills needed for, R2:153
software tools for, R2:151–152
taxonomies, R2:138–139; SB:56–57
in technical indexing, R2:94
term arrangement in, R2:149–150
term selection in, R2:144–147
terms per level, R2:147–149
user interfaces for, R2:147, 148

Cookbook indexes, R2:20
The Cookbook Store, SC:11, 13
Cooking methods

entries in single subject book, SC:44–45
as index headings, SC:39–41
modifiers in techniques, SC:22, 39–41

Cooking utensils and equipment: indexing of, SC:x, 41
The Cook’s Thesaurus, SC:6n3
Copyediting, TC:50–51, 52, 80–81n1
Copyright, SB:47, 51–52
Corbett, M., SL:34
Cordrey, Katie, MS:92–93
Corporate histories, R3:65
Corporate names, GE:111–114; IN:279–298

AACR2 on, IN:279
acronyms, IN:287–288
articles beginning, IN:282–283
automated indexing of, IN:267, 268
bilingual/multilingual, IN:288–289
changes in, IN:287, 289–291
cross-references, IN:284, 285, 286, 288
direct vs. inverted entry, IN:280–281
double entries for, IN:280–281
double-posting, IN:283–284, 285
fictitious names as, IN:253
forenames beginning, IN:283–284
formal vs. informal, IN:285
form/order of entry, IN:279
glosses added to, IN:287, 288, 290, 291
groupings under key terms, IN:280–281
Hawaiian, IN:135–136
hierarchies in, IN:294, 295–297
honorifics beginning, IN:284–285
initialisms, IN:287–288, 290
LOC Authorities and, IN:324, 329, 333–335
Māori, IN:157
in open vs. closed indexing contexts, IN:279
qualifiers for, IN:297–298, 335
RDA and, IN:334–335
religious, IN:286
similar, IN:335
titles beginning, IN:284–285
variant names, IN:285–291

Corporations and corporate bodies

defined, IN:279
mergers/acquisitions, IN:291
subordinate, IN:279, 295–297, 334–335

Corrections list to give to clients, MS:41
Correspondence recipients, IN:243–244
Costs. See also Fees

start-up, SB:7, 15
tracking, SB:23–24, 26

Counting numbers, R3:111
The Country Kitchen (Lutes), SC:15
Country names, R2:70–71, 73, 76

cities listed under, IN:314
formal vs. popular, IN:301–302

County histories, GE:128, 133–134
Courses for indexing. See Teaching indexing
Court cases. See also United States Supreme Court

case names, R2:75; SL:47, 55–56; SS:20–21, 35
casebooks, SL:45–50; SS:16–17, 28
classification scheme for, SL:75–83
electronic retrieval of, SL:75
indexing of, SL:39–44, 45–50
precedence, SL:39
as resource for indexer, SL:35
stare decisis, SL:39
tables of. See Tables of cases

Cover letters, MS:10–11, 18, 33, 50–52, 51f, 52
Craig, Edward, R1:12
Crawford, Ralston, R3:2
Creative process. See Design process
Credentials, MS:ix, xi, 48, 50, 74, 75, 99
CredoReference, IN:352
Creo Communico, SB:55, 60n1
Criminal cases

indexing of, SL:41
tables of cases, SL:57

Critical Terms for Literary Study (Lentricchia & McLaughlin), R3:57
Critical thinking. See also Mindmapping

common sense in relation to, TC:111
digestion in, TC:108, 112
empathy and intuition linked to, TC:99–100
indexing as, TC:3–4
in précis writing, TC:65, 112
Theory of Mind and, TC:15

Criticism

of medical indexes, SM:29–33. See also Awards
works of, SS:5–6

Cronin, Anthony, R1:33
Crooks, Jessica McCurdy, SC:68
Cross-cultural analyses, R3:84–85
Cross-references, SM:8, 12–13, 55

about, EA:8–10, 133
accuracy of, SS:83; TC:56–57
for acronyms and abbreviations, R2:55–56, 76; SP:15, 35–36; SS:94
for alphabetic variations, SS:19
amount of information and, IN:51
appropriateness of, EA:31–34
for Arabic surnames beginning bin/ben, IN:69–70
for Arabic vs. Europeanized names, IN:44
in art books/catalogs, R1:76, 79
for bilingual place names, IN:301
in biographies, R1:34, 43
blind, EA:34, 133
capitalization of, EA:44–45
for case names, SL:58–59; SS:21
for changes in language, SL:108
for changes in place names, IN:309, 310–311
circular, EA:34, 133
common sense with, TC:113
for compound headings, TC:77
for compound names, IN:4, 51–52, 231
conciseness and, SS:90–91
consistency of, SS:83; TC:70–72
in controlled vocabularies, R2:102, 136, 139
for corporate name changes, IN:290, 291
for corporate names, IN:284, 285, 286, 288
definition of, TC:6
vs. double-posting, EA:74; IN:51–55, 70
for drug classifications, SP:36
in ebook indexes, R3:39, 40
for ecclesiastical titles, IN:39, 42
editing, SL:115; SS:73
in embedded indexes, R2:112, 114–115
in encyclopedias, R1:51, 57–58
in ethnic cookbook indexes, SC:35, 38, 42
for events, R3:77
example of, SP:15
from family to married names, IN:174–175
for fictitious names, IN:253
for foreign and familiar names, R3:66, 70, 156
generic, EA:32, 134; R1:114; R2:30; SL:128
for geographic names, IN:300
for German royalty, IN:103
for herbal medicines, SP:38
in histories, R1:35
from husbands’ to wives’ names, IN:249–250
in index structure, TC:21–25
for Indonesian names, IN:151–152
initials and, IN:235
for institution names, R3:71
inter-index, EA:12
in Joy of Cooking, SC:83
length vs. brevity of names, IN:235
Lexis Search Advisor, SL:78
LOC authority records, IN:320, 323, 326–329
with locators, SL:113–114, 115
in math indexes, R3:112–113, 115
in medical and science indexes, R3:100
for medications, SP:37
for medieval Jewish names, IN:45
multimedia products with, SL:98
for multipart names, IN:328
multiple entry points and, TC:62–63, 112
for multiple names borne by one person, IN:236
for name changes (See now), R2:70–71
for names, SS:12, 32, 54–55
from obscure to well-known forms of names, IN:225
for origin names, IN:37
in periodical indexes, R3:123, 124, 125, 127, 132–133, 137
philosophy, R1:7, 8
for phrase names, IN:18–19
for place names, R3:74–75
placement of, EA:45–46
for plant names, R1:95, 103, 106
to preferred terms, SP:9, 33–34
problems in, SL:12, 113–114
protocol for, TC:14–15, 70–71
for pseudonyms, IN:91, 225, 247–248, 329
in public policy indexes, R2:69, 70–71
punctuation of, EA:44, 45
purpose of, EA:44
readability and, SS:91–92
relationships, SS:49
for religious titles or names, IN:195; SP:5
research for, IN:310–311
for Roman names, IN:31–32
Romanization and, IN:64–65
in scattering technique, R2:26
in scholarly indexes, R3:82, 84
software checks of, TC:57–58
space savings from eliminating, EA:69
with Spanish/Portuguese names, IN:115
spelling variants, IN:33, 64–65
in statutory indexing, SL:11–12, 15, 67
style of, EA:44–46
from subheadings, R2:30
for synonyms, EA:9–10, 26; SP:13–14, 34; SS:48–49
with tables of cases, SL:58–59
in technical indexes, R2:90
in textbook indexes, R2:53, 56–57
three-or-more rule, SL:15, 27
for titles, IN:38, 40; SS:9–10
in treatise indexing, SL:26–27
for variant names, IN:14, 31–32, 50
verification of, EA:34, 117; R1:58
views on, SL:126–127
from well-known forms of names, IN:17–18

Cross-training, TC:108–110. See also Reading
Culinary knowledge: importance of, SC:2–3
Culinary reference sources, SC:xiii, 113–115
Culinary SIG website, SC:116
Culinary terms

English (UK and U.S.), SC:89–104
French, SC:110–112
Italian, SC:108–110
Mexican and Spanish, SC:105–108

Cultural information: indexing of, SC:42–44
Cumulative indexes, TC:39–43
CUP (Cambridge University Press), R2:89, 90, 134n7

tagging system, R3:36, 37

Curiosity, TC:65, 107–108
The Curious Feminist (Enloe), TC:34, 39
Customization of materials, MS:11, 34, 51, 56
Cutter, Charles A., IN:336n4
Cyndi's List (website), GE:24, 53, 69, 79
Cyrillic script, SS:57–58