Loosjes (1962, pp. 1-8) explained documentation in historical terms: Systematic access to written texts,
he wrote, became more difficult after the invention of printing resulted in the proliferation of texts;
scholars were increasingly obliged to delegate tasks to specialists; assembling and maintaining collections
was the field of librarianship; bibliography was concerned with the descriptions of documents; the
delegated task of creating access for scholars to the topical contents of documents, especially of parts
within printed documents and without limitation to particular collections, was documentation.
Photo of star -- Yes
Stone in river -- No
Stone in museum -- Yes
Animal in wild -- No
Animal in zoo -- Yes
Object --- Document?
Star in sky -- No
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