Contents

pp ix-xii

List of Figures

pp xiii-xiv

About the Author

pp xv-xvi

Foreword

pp xvii-xx

Preface

pp xxi-xxii

Acknowledgements

pp xxiii-xxiv

Introduction

pp xxv-xxx

PART 1 - Documentation Theory

pp 1-2

1 - Setting the Stage

pp 3-18

2 - A Complementary Theory of Documentation

pp 19-34

3 - A Model for a Complementary Documentation Analysis

pp 35-44

PART 2 - Documentation in Practice

pp 45-46

4 - Music: A Requiem for Countess von Walsegg, aka Mozart’s Requiem

pp 47-62

5 - Literature: ‘Indian Camp’ – a Short Story by Ernest Hemingway

pp 63-76

6 - Art: The Girls on the Bridge – One Title, Many Works

pp 77-90

7 - Science: ‘The Danish Revolution, 1500–1800’ – a Doctoral Dissertation

pp 91-104

8 - Politics: The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, August 28, 1963

pp 105-118

9 - Identity Documentation: Name and Number

pp 119-126

PART 3 - Documentation in Theory and Practice

pp 127-128

10 - Documentation in a Comparative Perspective

pp 129-144

11 - A Complementary Discipline of Documentation, Information, and Communication

pp 145-150

Epilogue: Society in a Complementary Documentation Perspective

pp 151-152

References

pp 153-162

Index

pp 163-178