UDC new methodological solutions

This article deals with the UDC current methodological solutions for the subjects that have no direct UDC numbers in the UDC tables. Steps of development of the UDC methodological solutions are described in details. The table containing popular subjects and appropriate UDC numbers is presented. The importance of use of the UDC methodological solutions in practice is analyzed.

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Вісник Книжкової палати
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2026-10-30
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https://doi.org/10.36273/2076-9555.2026.9(362).31-38
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Library Science and Information Systems
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UDC new methodological solutions

Yulia Nabhan, Victoria Solodovnik
Вісник Книжкової палати
Library Science and Information Systems
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UDC new methodological solutions

Yulia Nabhan, Victoria Solodovnik
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Abstract

This article deals with the UDC current methodological solutions for the subjects that have no direct UDC numbers in the UDC tables. Steps of development of the UDC methodological solutions are described in details. The table containing popular subjects and appropriate UDC numbers is presented. The importance of use of the UDC methodological solutions in practice is analyzed.

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