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/ˌbiblēˈägrəfē/,
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bibliographies, plural;
  1. A list of the books referred to in a scholarly work, usually printed as an appendix

  2. A list of the books of a specific author or publisher, or on a specific subject
    • - a bibliography of his publications
  3. The history or systematic description of books, their authorship, printing, publication, editions, etc
    • - he regarded bibliography as a science
  4. Any book containing such information

  1. (bibliographical) bibliographic: relating to or dealing with bibliography
  2. (bibliography) a list of writings with time and place of publication (such as the writings of a single author or the works referred to in preparing a document etc.)
  3. (Bibliography (Climbing)) Climbing is the activity of using one's hands and feet (or indeed any other part of the body) to ascend a steep object. ...
  4. (bibliography) A section of a written work containing citations, not quotations, to all the books referenced in the work; A list of books or documents relevant to a particular subject or author; The study of the history of books in terms of their classification, printing and publication
  5. (Bibliography) a list of books, periodical articles, government documents, or other materials systematically arranged by author, title, date and place of publication, publisher, details of edition, and page numbers. ...
  6. (Bibliography) list of publications providing reference material on a particular subject, usually included in the endmatter of a book.
  7. a bibliography is a list of books, magazines, web sites, and other resources one consults in the process of writing a book, article, or paper.
  8. (Bibliography) A list of items such as books, documents, articles, videos, etc. arranged in a logical order and having something in common such as the author or producer, a subject, or the geographic region. Books, scholarly articles, term papers, etc. ...
  9. (bibliography) A complete or selective list of works compiled upon some common principle, as authorship, subject, or printer. Also, a list of source materials that are used or consulted in the preparation of a work, or that are referred to in the text. ...
  10. (Bibliography) A list of titles of source material referenced by the author in the book, usually located at the rear. Also, the activity of studying books.
  11. (Bibliography) A citation list of sources used in writing books, articles, or essays.
  12. (bibliography) list of writings relating to a specific subject, some of which are annotated. A bibliographic citation describes and identifies the author, edition, date of issue, publisher, and typography of a book or other written material. ...
  13. (BIBLIOGRAPHY) A list of works, occasionally in great detail, on a given subject or by a given author.
  14. (Bibliography) in Chicago Manual of Style(documentary-note / humanities style) the list of books and other references used by an author in a scholarly work. If it includes only works referred to in the text, it may be called "Works Cited" or "References". ...
  15. (Bibliography) A list of book by an author or on a subject, usually arranged chronologically or alphabetically
  16. (Bibliography) A list of resources listed in author alphabetical order at the end of the document. The bibliography is made up of texts that have been referenced in-text (the full citation for these texts would normally appear in alphabetical order in the "References" list) and mentioned by ...
  17. (Bibliography) A list of books and/or journal articles, usually appearing at the end of a book or journal article. It can lead to additional sources of information.
  18. (Bibliography) List of resources relating to a specific subject.
  19. A bibliography is a list of references about a particular subject. It can often be found at the end of a work listing all the other works the author consulted or cited within the paper.
  20. (Bibliography) A list of books, articles, or other published writings on a particular subject. Bibliographies may be separate publications or may be found as a list of references at the end of books, chapters, articles, etc.
  21. (bibliography) a list of references that have something in common, usually a subject or author. (Note: in the Meridian district, we use the MLA style for citing sources used in preparing a work. MLA calls for a reference list at the end of a research paper titled “Works Cited.”)
  22. (Bibliography) A section of the Endmatter of a book, containing details of works referred to in the text. A bibliography should be included in any book that contains more than a handful of references.
  23. (Bibliography) An organized list of citations (also called references) to published documents - for example, to journal articles. Each citation in a bibliography denotes one unique published document.
  24. ((Annotated) Bibliography) A list of works—selective or comprehensive—that is compiled based on a common principle such as: subject or author. ...
  25. (BIBLIOGRAPHY) "The story begins in 2005 A.D."