THE UNIVERSE OF INFORMATION.pdf - ideals

«0n the Structure of Classification Numbers* (Paul Otlet), 89—91
Sury, Charles, 52, 114—1115, 133
Synthesis of Knowledge, Otlet's early conception of need for, 16, 18, 20, 25;
Comte's view of, 25—26; and Fouillee's principle of idee-force, 30—33; in
the natural and social sciences, 31; in the program of the Nouvelle Universite
de Bruxelles, 39; and the linguistic and logical characteristics of
the Decimal Classification, 43; and Museums, 150—151; and the Congress
of International Associations, 177; and the role of the International University,
222—223; and Geddes, 259; institutionalised in the Palais Mondial,
274; and a world center of international associations, 280—283; and
a Museum Centre for Education, 294—297; pictorialisation and the Palais
Mondial and, 349; Paul Otlet's Monde in relation to, 354—355
Tentoonstelling op gemeentelijk Administratief Gebied, 160
Theunis, Georges, 251
Thiery, Armand, 12—13, 22n, 87
Thomas, Albert, 288
Thomas Aquinas, St., 32, 223
Tibbaut, Emile, 176, 196, 202n
Torre-Velez, Comte de, 195
Traite de documentation (Paul Otlet), 350
Union Franchise des Offices de Documentation, 325, 337
Union Internationale des Villes, 261, 284
Union of Associations for a League of Nations, 223, 269, 288
Union of International Associations, formed, 1910, 183; importance of
assessed, 197—198; and League of Nations, 212—213, 223; and Belgian
government, 213—215; League report on educational influence of, 234,
240—241; as potential technical organ of League, 235—236; meeting of
at second Quinzaine Internationale, 239; Otlet's view of in relation to
International Committee on Intellectual Co-operation, 257—258, 283;
occupancy of Palais Cinquantenaire, 262, 269—270, 274; international
rights of, 262—263; Conference of, 279, 297; cessation of activities of
and revival of, 298
Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, 284
Universal Bibliographic Repertory, established, 44—45; expansion of, 52;
concept of, 112; criticism of methods proposed for, 59—63, 65—67; standard
card for adopted, 68; described, 72; exerpts of exhibited in Paris,
77, 122; developed through Bibliographia Universalis, 113—118; organisation
and parts of, 118—1119; statistics of, 119 — 120; search service for,
121 — 122; distribution of, 122—127; in 1910, 187; League support for,
227; at Congress on Intellectual Work, 240; described by Berwick Sayers,
242; satire of, 245; Geddes attempts to use, 259; Barrau Dihigo and, 291;
Richardson and move to Geneva of, 304—305; changes in attitude in
IIB toward, 306—310; Otlet resurrects idea of, 325; and controversy involving
Otlet and Dutch, 331—334; value of affirmed, 336; statistics of,
347—348; Otlet's view of, 348—349
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