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THE PAKISTAN NATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 2010 A Subject Catalogue of the new Pakistani books deposited under the provisions of Copyright Law or acquired through purchase, etc. by the National Library of Pakistan, Islamabad, arranged according to the Dewey Decimal Classification, 20th edition and catalogued according to the Anglo American Cataloguing Rules, 2nd revised edition, 1988, with a full Author, Title, Subject Index and List of Publishers. Government of Pakistan Department of Libraries National Library of Pakistan Constitution Avenue, Islamabad © Department of Libraries (National Bibliographical Unit) 2011 Patron : Ch. Muhammad Nazir, Director General Compilers M. Irshad Ali Khan, Editor Nida Mushtaq, Assistant Editor Composer Muhammad Nazim Price Within Pakistan Rs. 1300.00 Outside Pakistan .US $ 60.00 ISSN 1019-0678 ISBN 978-969-8014-44-5 Cataloguing in Publication 015.5491 Pakistan. Department of Libraries , Islamabad The Pakistan National Bibliography 2010/ ed. by M. Irshad Ali Khan .– Islamabad : The Authority, 2011. 270+110p. ; 24cm : Rs. 1300 ISBN 978-969-8014-44-5 1. Bibliography, National – Pakistan I. Editor II. Title (ii) PREFACE Like most of the civilized nations of this glob, Islamic Republic of Pakistan maintains her literary heritage. This responsibility has been assigned to National Bibliographical Unit Under the administrative control of National Library of Pakistan. This unit compiles and produced Pakistan National Bibliography on annual basis which includes published literary materials of Pakistan with an a year received in National Library of Pakistan through purchase, gifts, exchange basis and under provision of copyright law of Pakistan. The main objective of Pakistan National Bibliography is to cater the needs of scholars and researchers of present and future generations of the world of knowledge however, the following categories of publications are not included in Pakistan National Bibliography:- a. The keys and guides to text-books and ephemeral material such as publicity pamphlets etc b. Maps c. Musical d. Periodicals (accept the first issue of a new periodical and the first issue of a periodical under a new title) Arrangement and Details of Materials Pakistan National Bibliography is presented in two parts. One part is in English language which includes 513 Books and other part is in Urdu language including 2444 books of Urdu and other Pakistani/oriental languages. The subject bibliographical entries of the material included in both parts and arranged numerically as per DDC numbers of subject based on Dewey Decimal classification 20th edition and 22nd editions has been used where needed. The bibliographical entries are formulated in the light of Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules 2nd revised edition- 1988. Subject wise detail of these books is as under:- Books in Books in Subjects English Urdu Language Language 000 Generalities 12 91 100 Philosophy & Psychology 1 49 200 Comparative Religions 48 497 300 Social Sciences 274 186 400 Languages 9 37 500 Natural Sciences and Mathematics 4 87 600 Technology (Applied Sciences) 21 170 700 Arts 33 23 800 Literature & Rhetoric 30 801 900 Geography & History 81 503 The English and oriental languages parts have further been divided in to three sections as elaborated below:- Classified Section This section provides complete bibliographical detail of the books included. The entries are arranged in numerical order of Dewey Decimal Classification numbers. Alphabetical order is maintained with in same classification number. National Library Accession number is given in bracket at the end of the entry and abbreviations have been used where required. These abbreviations have been explained in the “List of abbreviations” after preface and “outline of DDC used in the bibliography.” Index To facilitate user of this bibliography, Index of all entries of classified section have been arranged alphabetically. It will be helpful to access the main entry through author, corporate author, title, editor, translator, complier and subject headings. For having completed details, each entry has given DDC number at the end of entry. Prominent Publishers List To contact the prominent publishers of the books included in Pakistan National Bibliography, there complete address have been placed in alphabetically sequence. Expression of Gratitude I express my indebtedness to Ch. Muhmmad Nazir, Director General National Library of Pakistan and Patron of this National task for his encouragement and sincere guidelines to present this national document. I am also grateful to my professional friends Mr. Haji Dad and Mr. Iqrar Hussain for their professional discussions while remained a bright ray of hope for me during the uphill of compilation of this National Bibliography. The sincere and untiring efforts of my supporting officer Asst. Editor, Ms. Nida Mushtaq and popular computer operator staff Mr. Muhmmad Nazim who provided me sense of effectiveness and pride to complete this national document. I hope they will accept my token of appreciation. My heart felt thanks are due for Syed Ghyour Hussain, Director (HRDC) for his endless corporation and professional/ administrative support in various difficult times. Assuming that I shall not be out of context if I took forward the valuable suggestion for improving this national publication to make more fruitful for present and future scholars/ researchers of Pakistan and Globe. Islamabad March, 2011 (M. IRSHAD ALI KHAN) Editor (iv) OUTLINE OF THE DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION (20TH EDITION) USED IN THE BIBLIOGRAPHY 000 Generalities 350 Public administration 010 Bibliography 360 Social services; association 020 Library & Information 370 Education Sciences 370 Education 030 General encyclopedic works 380 Commerce, Communications, 040 transport 050 General serial & their indexes 390 Customs, etiquette, folklore. 060 General organization and musicology. 400 Language 070 News media, journalism, 410 Linguistics publishing 420 English & Old English 080 General collection 430 Germanic languages German 090 Manuscripts and rare books 440 Romance language French 450 Italian, Romanian, Rhacto 100 Philosophy & Psychology Romanic 110 Metaphysics 560 Spanish & Portuguese 120 Epistemology, causation, language humankind 470 Italic languages Latin 130 Paranormal phenomena 480 Hellenic languages Classical 140 Specific philosophical school Greek 150 Psychology 490 Other languages 160 Logic 491.41 Sindhi language 170 Ethics (Moral philosophy) 491.42 Punjabi language 180 Ancient, medieval, Oriental 491.439 Urdu language Philosophy 491.55 Persian language 190 Modern Western philosophy 491.59 Baluchi, Pushto, languages 491.7 Arabic Language 200 Religion 210 Natural theology 500 Natural sciences and 220 Bible mathematics 230 Christian theology 510 Mathematics 240 Christian moral & devotional theology 520 Astronomy & allied sciences 250 Christian Orders & local 530 Physics church 540 Chemistry & allied sciences 260 Christian social theology 550 Earth sciences 270 Christian church history 560 Paleontology Pale zoology 280 Christian denominations and 570 Life sciences sects 580 Botanical sciences 290 Other & comparative religions 590 Zoological sciences 297 Islam 600 Technology (Applied 300 Social sciences sciences) 310 General statistics 610 Medical sciences Medicine 320 Political sciences 620 Engineering and allied 330 Economics operations 340 Law 630 Agriculture (v) 640 Home economics & family 930 History of ancient world living 940 General history of Europe 650 Management & auxiliary 950 General history of Asia services 951 General history of China 660 Chemical engineering 952 General history of Japan 670 Manufacturing 953 General history of Arabian 680 Manufacture for specific uses Peninsula 690 Building 953.3 General history of Yemen Arabic Republic 700 Arts 953.5 General history of Oman & 710 Civic & landscape art U.A.E 720 Architecture 953.6 General history of Persian 730 Plastic arts Sculpture Gulf State Class Qatar, 740 Drawing & decorative arts Bahrain & Quait 750 Painting & Paintings 953.8 General history of Saudi 760 Graphic arts Prints-making Arabia and prints 954 General history of India 770 Photography & Photographs 954.91 General history of Pakistan 780 Music 954.92 General history of 790 Recreational & performing arts Bangladesh 955 General history of Iran 800 Literature & rhetoric 956.1 General history of Turkey & 810 American literature in English Cyprus 820 English & Old English 956.7 General history of Iraq literature 956.91 General history of Syria 830 Literature of Germanic 956.92 General history of Lebanon language 956.94 General history of 840 Literature of Romance Palestine language 956.95 General history of Jordan 850 Italian, Romanian, Rhacto- 958.1 General history of Romanic Afghanistan 860 Spanish & Portuguese 958.4 General history of Soviet literature Central Asia 870 Italic literature Latin 959.8 General history of Malaysia 880 Hellenic literatures Classical 960 General history of Africa Greek 970 General history of North 890 Literatures of other languages America 971 General history of Canada 900 Geography & history 973 General history of USA 910 Geography & travel 980 General history of South 920 Biography, genealogy, America insignia 990 General history of other areas. 994 General history of Australia (vi) LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS Abbreviation Terms Abbreviation Terms Auth. Author Port Portrait/(s) Bibl. Bibliography Pref. Preface Co. Company Pt. Part/(s) Comp. Compiler Rev. Revised/ Deptt. Department Revision Ed. Edition tr. Translated/ ill.
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