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Jamaican National Bibliography JAMAICAN NATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 2011 - 2013 NATIONAL LIBRARY OF JAMAICA KINGSTON, JAMAICA 2017 Published by: National Library of Jamaica P.O. Box 823 12 – 14 East Street Kingston Jamaica National Library of Jamaica Cataloguing in Publication Data Jamaican national bibliography. – Vol. p. ; cm. 1SSN 0075-2291 1. Bibliography, National – Jamaica 015.7292 - dc20 Copyright 2017 by National Library of Jamaica P r e f a c e The Jamaican National Bibliography aims to list all materials published in Jamaica, works by Jamaicans published outside of the country, as well as works about Jamaica, to describe each work in detail, and to give the subject matter of each work. The material catalogued is based on items received in the National Library of Jamaica. The Library undertakes to collect all materials pertinent to Jamaica, whether by purchasing items or by soliciting donations. The Jamaican National Bibliography is produced by the staff of the National Library of Jamaica. Arrangement The bibliography is arranged according to the Dewey Decimal Classification, 22nd edition, and catalogued according to the Anglo—American Cataloguing Rules, 2nd edition 1998 revision. It is arranged in two sections: a classified subject section and an index arranged alphabetically by author and title etc. A list of Jamaican publishers is included at the end of section two. The most detailed information about an item is given in the Classified Subject Section. This includes the fullest form of the name the author uses in his/her works, the full title, editor, place of publication, publisher, date of publication, number of pages types of illustrations, series, size, notes, ISBN, ISSN, price and binding. Both serials and books are included in this section. A shorter entry is given in the Index where the entries are arranged alphabetically under the name of the author, title or corporate body. The edition of the work, the publisher, price and binding, ISBN and class number are also included in the Index. S a m p l e E n t r i e s Classified Subject Index 338.47917292 – Jamaica. Tourist industry. Serials Team Jamaica Team Player : the official magazine of Team Jamaica. – Vol. 1, issue 1 [(1998)]- . – [Kingston (64 Knutsford Blvd., Kgn. 5)] : TPDCO, TPDCO, [1998]- . – v. : ill. ; 28 cm. Frequency unknown Free 338.642 – Jamaica. Small firms The 1996 micro and small enterprise (MSE) survey of Jamaica : a comprehensive description of the Jamaican micro and small enterprise sector / study conducted by Carmen McFarlane of McFarlane Consultants. - Kingston (58A Half Way Tree Rd., Kgn. 10) : Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce, 1997. - xiii, 180 p. ; 28 cm. Cover title No price (pbk) Author and Title Index Miller, Nugent Concentration and competition in Jamaica commercial banking / Nugent Miller. – Institute of Social Economic Research, University of the West Indies. No price. 332.12 A spirit of dominance : cricket and nationalism in the West Indies : essays in honour of Viv Richards on the 21st Anniversary of his test debut / edited by Hilary D. Beckles. – Canoe Press, U.W.I. $600. 616.53082 ABBREVIATION AND TERMS The abbreviation and terms used in the bibliography are: /c copyright col. colored cm. centimeter used to give the height of the book ed. Edition; editor ill. illustration in the text no. number p. page(s) port. portrait(s) v. volume(s) s.l. sine loco – place of publication, distribution , etc., is unknown s.n. sine nomine – name of publisher, distribution, etc., is unknown cased a book bearing a cloth cover, as originally issued by the publisher pbd. paper board cover pbk. paperback book (i.e. a book normally over 48 pages sewn or perfect bound with a drawn – on heavy – paper cover, known in the booktrade as a Paperback sd. a publication sewn, wire-stitched, or consisting of separated leaves, stapled or glued together without a cover. ISBN International Standard Book Number ISSN International Standard Serial Number JNB 2011-2013 C L A S S I F I E D S U B J E C T S E C T I O N 000 – COMPUTER SCIENCE, INFORMATION AND GENERAL WORKS 004 – DATA PROCESSING, COMPUTER SCIENCE 004.076 - Computer science. Examinations, questions Caribbean Examinations Council CAPE past papers : computer science 2010-2011 / Caribbean Examinations Council. - Kingston (11 Cunningham Ave., P.O. Box 686, Kgn. 6) : Ian Randle Publishers, 2011. - 34p.; 23 cm. ISBN 978-976-637-575-1 (sd): Unpriced Caribbean Examinations Council CAPE past papers : information technology 2010-2011 / Caribbean Examinations Council. - Kingston (11 Cunningham Ave., P.O. Box 686, Kgn. 6) : Ian Randle Publishers, 2011. - 56p.; 23 cm. ISBN 978-976-637-585-0 (pbk): Unpriced Caribbean Examinations Council CSEC past papers : information technology 2010-2011 / Caribbean Examinations Council. - Kingston (11 Cunningham Ave., P. O. Box 686, Kgn. 6) : Ian Randle Publishers, 2011. - 77p. : ill.; 23 cm. ISBN 978-976-637-552-2 (pbk): Unpriced 006 – SPECIAL COMPUTER METHODS 006.4 – COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION 006.454 – Speech recognition Coy, Andre Emulating human speech recognition : a scene analysis approach to improving robustness in automatic speech recognition / Andre Coy. - New York : Nova Science Publishers, 2012. - viii, 195p. : ill.; 26 cm. - (Computer science technology applications) Bibliography : p. 171-191 Includes index. ISBN 978-1-61942-914-7 (pbk): Unpriced 010 – BIBLIOGRAPHY 016 - BIBLIOGRAPHIES OF SPECIFIC SUBJECTS 016.78 - Music Gray, John Jamaican popular music from mento to dancehall reggae : a bibliographic guide / John Gray. - New York : African Diaspora Press, 2011. - xvii, 435p.; 25 cm. - (Black music references; v. 2) Includes author and subject indexes ISBN 978-0-9844134-1-6 : US$99.95 020 – LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 020.9 – HISTORY, GEOGRAPHIC TREATMENT, BIOGRAPHY 020.922 - Librarianship. Biography Harris, Sasekea The cultural politics of librarianship : imperialism or nationalism? / Sasekea Harris. - Saarbrucken : LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012. - 451p. : ill.; 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references ISBN 978-3-659-11250-8 (pbk): No price 027 – GENERAL LIBRARIES, ARCHIVES, INFORMATION CENTERS 027.4 – PUBLIC LIBRARIES 027.47292 – Jamaica Library Service Jamaica Library Service 60th Anniversary International Conference(2009 : Ocho Rios, Jamaica) Jamaica Library Service 60th anniversary international conference proceedings : public and school libraries : your partners in national development, February 16-21, 2009. - Kingston : Jamaica Library Service, 2011. - 215p. : ill.; 28 cm. Includes bibliographical references ISBN 978-976-610-914-1 (pbk) : Unpriced 100 – PHILOSOPHY, PARAPSYCHOLOGY AND OCCULTISM, PSYCHOLOGY 150 – PSYCHOLOGY 152 – PERCEPTION, MOVEMENT, EMOTIONS & PHYSIOLOGIAL DRIVES 152.4 - Emotions Kelly, Grace A. Grieve if you must : a 21 day plan for personal grieving, healing and restoration / Grace A. Kelly. - [S. l.] : G. A. Kelly, 2011. - 205p. : ill.; 23 cm Bibliography : p.204-205 ISBN 978-976-8230-09-6 (pbk): No price 152.46 – Fear, anxiety and worry Adeyemi-Adelanwa, Olufunke Fear not / Olufunke Adeyemi-Adelanwa. - Kingston (56G Windward Rd., Kgn. 2) : Marantha Publication, 2012. - iii, 55p. : ill.; 19 cm ISBN 978-978-610-925-7 (pbk): Unpriced McLeish, Cleveland O. Defeating giants : living with anxiety / Cleveland O. McLeish. - [S. l.] : C.O. McLeish, 2013. - 37p.; 21 cm ISBN 9781481905503 (pbk): Unpriced 155 - DIFFERENTIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 155.2 – INDIVIDUAL PYSCHOLOGY 155.24 - Adaptability and adjustment Robertson-Hickling, Hilary White squall on the land : narratives of resilient Caribbean people / Hilary Robertson-Hickling. - Kingston (University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Kgn. 7) : CARIMENSA Press, 2011. - xxviii, 119p.; 20 cm Bibliography : p. 97-114 Includes index. 158 – APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 158.1 - Personal improvement and analysis Chambers, Jacqueline 1, 2, 3 stress-free! : your journey to peace / Dr. Jacqueline Chambers, MD. - Montego Bay : Freedom St. Publishers, 2011. - 65p.; 22 cm ISBN 978-976-95423-0-3 (pbk): No price Johns, Vi When no is not an answer : transform setbacks to beautiful come backs / Vi Johns. - [S. l.] : V. Johns, 2012. - xiii, 90p. ; 18 cm ISBN 978-976-610-920-2 (pbk): No price 170 – ETHICS (MORAL PHILOSOPHY) 170.7292 – Ethics - Jamaica Perkins, Anna Kasafi Moral Dis-ease making Jamaica / Anna Kasafi Perkins. Kingston (73 Harbour St., Kgn.) : GraceKennedy Foundation, 2013. xii, 66p. : ill. ; 22 cm Bibliography : p. 63-65. - Includes index ISBN 9789768041289 (pbk): Unpriced 200 – RELIGION 200 – Religious education. Textbooks Wiltshire-Brown, Colinnet Carlong primary religious education years 5-6 / Colinnet Wiltshire-Brown, Sheryl Williams, Yvonne Miller-Wisdom. - Kingston (37 Second St., Newport West, Kgn. 13) : Carlong Publishers Ltd., 2012. - viii, 89p. : col. ill. ; 28 cm Includes index ISBN 978 976 638 1134 (pbk): Unpriced 220 - BIBLE 220.07 – Education, research Brent-Harris, Wilford B Comparisons contrasts types / Wilford B. Brent-Harris. [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2012. - 370p. ; 28 cm Unpriced 220.6 - The Bible. Interpretation and criticism Baldwin, Clinton Methods of biblical interpretation : perspectives on prophecy / Clinton Baldwin. - Rev. ed. - Spanish Town : Lithomedia Printers Ltd., 2012. - vii, 79p. ; 21 cm Includes bibliographical references. ISBN 978-976-95216-2-9 (pbk): Unpriced Spence, Grace H. Truth vs. falsehood : a scriptural interpretation / Grace H. Spence. - St. Catherine (4 N.W. 63rd place, Lot 89, 8 West, Greater Portmore, St. Catherine) : G. Spence, 2012. - xvii, 109p. ; 23 cm ISBN 976-8203-19-6
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