# Chelsea Quinn Yarbro bibliography
**Wikidata**: [Q18924359](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q18924359)  
**Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_Quinn_Yarbro_bibliography)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/chelsea-quinn-yarbro-bibliography

## Summary
The Chelsea Quinn Yarbro bibliography is a specific instance of a bibliography, functioning as the systematic listing and documentation of works by author Chelsea Quinn Yarbro. As an entity within the field of library and information science, it serves to organize and retrieve information regarding the author's publications. It is currently documented in English and Ukrainian language sources.

## Key Facts
- **Entity Type:** Instance of a bibliography.
- **Wikipedia Presence:** Titled "Chelsea Quinn Yarbro bibliography" on Wikipedia.
- **Available Languages:** Documented in English (en) and Ukrainian (uk).
- **Sitelink Count:** Has a sitelink count of 2.
- **Freebase ID:** /m/012dtg7p
- **Academic Classification:** Falls under the subclass of information science and is part of library science.
- **Dewey Decimal Classification:** Like all bibliographies, it is categorized under 010.

## FAQs
### Q: What specifically does the Chelsea Quinn Yarbro bibliography document?
As a bibliography, its primary function is the systematic listing and documentation of publications authored by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro. It applies the principles of library science to organize these works for information retrieval.

### Q: In which languages is this bibliography available?
According to structured data, the Chelsea Quinn Yarbro bibliography is available in two languages: English and Ukrainian.

### Q: How does this bibliography fit into the broader field of information science?
This entity is an instance of "bibliography," which is a subclass of information science. It utilizes the theoretical framework established by figures like Paul Otlet to create systematic descriptions and lists of publications.

## Why It Matters
The Chelsea Quinn Yarbro bibliography matters because it provides the intellectual order necessary to organize a specific author's body of work within the vast world of published knowledge. By systematically describing and classifying these texts, it renders the author's work discoverable, verifiable, and accessible to researchers and readers.

As a practical application of the discipline founded by Paul Otlet, this bibliography creates a functional record that allows for the analysis of the author's production history. Without such bibliographic rigor, tracking the specific editions, printings, and physical characteristics of the author's works would be significantly more difficult for libraries and collectors.

## Notable For
- **Specific Application of a Discipline:** It is a concrete instance of the academic discipline of bibliography (also known as bibliology), applying theoretical frameworks to a specific author's work.
- **Cross-Language Presence:** The bibliography is notable for having specific iterations in both English and Ukrainian, indicated by its sitelink data.
- **Adherence to Standards:** It falls under the standard classification systems of the field, such as the Dewey Decimal Classification (010).

## Body
### Definition and Classification
The Chelsea Quinn Yarbro bibliography is formally defined as an "instance of" a bibliography. In the context of information science, a bibliography is the academic discipline that studies books as physical objects and involves the systematic analysis, description, and listing of publications.

This specific bibliography acts as a fundamental unit of work within the field, resulting in bibliographic records. It is categorized under the Dewey Decimal Classification system as 010 and is considered a part of library science and a subclass of information science.

### Context of the Discipline
The entity operates within the theoretical boundaries established by the field of bibliography. Key contextual details regarding the discipline include:
- **Founder:** The discipline was founded by Paul Otlet (1868-1944), a Belgian author and librarian.
- **Synonyms:** The field is also referred to as bibliology.
- **Practitioners:** Individuals who practice this discipline are known as bibliographers.

### Branches of Study
While the Chelsea Quinn Yarbro bibliography is a specific list, it is related to the broader branches of the discipline, which include:
- **Descriptive Bibliography:** The study of the material conditions and physical description of books.
- **Textual Bibliography:** The study of different printings and editions to trace textual history.
- **Critical Bibliography:** The examination of physical characteristics and bookmaking processes.
- **Incunabula:** The study of early European printed works (as a related area of study).

### Digital and Structured Data
The entity is supported by specific structured data properties that define its presence in knowledge bases:
- **Wikipedia Title:** "Chelsea Quinn Yarbro bibliography"
- **Languages:** en (English), uk (Ukrainian)
- **Sitelink Count:** 2
- **Freebase ID:** /m/012dtg7p