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		Panizzi as a ‘Great Man’ The ‘great men’ theory of leadership espoused by Carlyle in the nineteenth century proposes that a leader is an archetypal “hero” whose physical attributes, excellence of character and natural talent and skill determine his status as a leader.
		Panizzi has been, that, while he was a strict and inflexible disciplinarian in his management of the Library, he exercised oftentimes a gentle and even tender consideration towards those who were his subordinates, that produced in them a feeling not only of admiration but also of affectionate respect.
		Panizzi’s idealistic theories about cataloging were in many respects new to his contemporaries, and his insistence on the highest standards seemed annoyingly complicated to less ambitious librarians and less involved outsiders.
	www.gseis.ucla.edu /faculty/maack/Documents/Panizzi.doc (4533 words)

	Sir Anthony Panizzi
		Panizzi's principal contributions to its inquiries with regard to the library were an enormous mass of statistics respecting foreign libraries, and some admirable evidence on the catalogue of printed books then in contemplation.
		Panizzi cast his eye on the empty quadrangle enclosed by the museum buildings, and conceived the daring idea of occupying it with a central cupola too distant, and adjacent galleries too low, to obstruct the inner windows of the original edifice.
		Panizzi had become a naturalized Englishman, but his devotion to the British Museum was rivalled by his devotion to his native land, and his personal influence with English Liberal statesmen enabled him often to promote her cause.
	www.nndb.com /people/550/000096262 (1446 words)

	Sir Anthony Panizzi - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		SIR ANTHONY PANIZZI (1797-1879), English librarian, was born at Brescello, in the duchy of Modena, Italy, on the 16th of September 1797.
		Panizzi's principal contributions to its inquiries with regard to the library were an enormous mass of statistics respecting foreign libraries, and some admirable evidence on the catalogue of printed books then in contemplation.
		Panizzi cast his eye on the empty quadrangle enclosed by the museum buildings, and conceived the daring idea of occupying it with a central cupola too distant, and adjacent galleries too low, to obstruct the inner windows of the original edifice.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Sir_Anthony_Panizzi (1448 words)

	SIR ANTHONY PANIZZI (1... - Online Information article about SIR ANTHONY PANIZZI (1...
		comparative failure was injudicious interference with Panizzi, occasioned by the impatience of the trustees and the public.
		Panizzi's appointment, as that of a foreigner, had from the first been highly unpopular.
		Kensington.- Of this questionable measure Panizzi was a warm advocate; he was heartily glad to be rid of the naturalists.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /PAI_PAS/PANIZZI_SIR_ANTHONY_1797_1879_.html (1934 words)

	Anthony Panizzi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Panizzi never forgot the slight and when Carlyle, then working on the biography of Cromwell, requested the use of a private room at the library for his researches, the request was predictably denied.
		Panizzi was a personal friend of British Prime minister Lord Palmerston and William Gladstone, conducted an active correspondence with Sardinian Prime Minister Count Camillo Benso di Cavour, and through French archaeologist and writer Prosper Merimee, was well acquainted with French Emperor Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie.
		Panizzi died in London on April 8, 1879 and was buried in the Kensal Green Catholic Cemetery, not far from the resting places of William Makepeace Thackeray and Anthony Trollope.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Antonio_Panizzi (1058 words)

	David A
		Panizzi, A. Dynamics of phytophagous pentatomids associated with soybean in Brazil.
		Panizzi, A. Feeding frequency, duration and preference of the southern green stink bug (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae) as affected by stage of development, age, and physiological condition.
		Panizzi, A. Stink bugs on soybean in northeastern Brazil and a new record on the southern green stink bug, Nezara viridula (L.) (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae).
	www.ndsu.nodak.edu /ndsu/rider/Pentatomoidea/Researchers/Panizzi_Antonio.htm (2190 words)

	Pio250bx.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Antonio Panizzi, Italian Senator and patriot, fled from his native duchy of Modena into exile to avoid arrest by the Austrian authorities who had occupied that northern province of Italy.
		Panizzi had entered a world in which rules of cataloguing from the midieval period were still employed.
		Panizzi's department was the least regarded of all the departments, though George III's 1923 bequest of his magnificent library necessitated the construction of a new building, a process underway when Panizzi arrived.
	www.wam.umd.edu /~aubrycp/project/Pio250bx.html (519 words)

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		Istituito nel 1989, il sistema bibliotecario consortile Panizzi è l'organo della cooperazione intercomunale tra le 17 biblioteche del gallaratese.
		Secondo sistema per popolazione servita, il "Panizzi" è l'unico sistema, nell'ambito della Provincia di Varese, ad avere forma giuridica consortile, con i vantaggi illustrati all'interno della sezione Info generali, che ti invitiamo a esplorare.
		Antonio Panizzi, Brescello -RE- 16/9/1797, Londra 9/4/1879, fu un patriota e avvocato italiano.
	www.sbgallarate.it /biblioteche/consorzio_panizzi/chi_siamo.htm (150 words)

	Library Student Journal: Carlyle, Panizzi, and the Public Library Ideal.
		Panizzi is better remembered in the field of library science, but Caryle's ideals live on in the London Library and in all public libraries today.
		Despite Panizzi’s view, Carlyle was the first to recognize the need for a library—any library—to be democratic, and the roots of this go back to the beginning of his working life.
		Panizzi’s actions earned Carlyle’s enmity because he clung to strict regulations which was advised against by prominent members of the library (that is, privileged) community.
	informatics.buffalo.edu /org/lsj/articles/popowich_2007_2_carlyle.php (2878 words)

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		Panizzi was an Italian fugitive hiding out in England to avoid a death sentence for his anti-Austrian resistance efforts to free Italy from Austrian control.
		Panizzi became both an Italian language and literature professor at the University College, London, and assistant keeper of the books at the British Museum.
		Among Panizzi's responsibilities was the Department of Printed Books which had no budget, no storage space, and hardly any books in their inventory [only 240,000 books in rooms closed to the public].
	www.donlau.com /knowweb/margarine3.html (408 words)

	Panizzi, Sir Anthony - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		PANIZZI, SIR ANTHONY [Panizzi, Sir Anthony], 1797-1879, British librarian, b.
		A political exile, Panizzi settled in England in 1823 and was naturalized in 1832.
		Panizzi designed the circular reading room and the galleries of the library and enforced the act requiring deposition at the museum of copies of books copyrighted in Great Britain.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-panizzi.html (303 words)

	The Round Room Comes to an End
		Antonio Panizzi, an Italian revolutionary who had been forced to flee his native Modena for permanent exile in England, was made keeper of printed books and then, in 1856, principal librarian.
		Panizzi was an indefatigable worker, a man of remarkable energy and imagination, and he swept through the dusty, sinecure-ridden bureaucracy of the museum to launch a new catalogue, light a fire under dilatory workers and make space for both books and readers.
		Panizzi's Round Reading Room, completed five years later, was crowned with a soaring space -- a dome whose diameter nearly equaled that of the Pantheon in Rome.
	partners.nytimes.com /books/97/11/09/bookend/bookend.html (1262 words)

	Biblioteca Panizzi: conservazione e storia locale
		Questo straordinario impegno culturale e collezionistico ha portato alla formazione di una raccolta di 40.000 incisioni relative alla produzione degli incisori di tutti i Paesi europei dagli inizi del Cinquecento alla metà del Novecento, con una particolare attenzione alla produzione italiana, anche di autori poco noti o sconosciuti.
		Nel rispetto di quello spirito di generoso disinteresse che animò sempre la condotta di vita di Angelo Davoli, i suoi eredi hanno offerto in dono alla Biblioteca Panizzi la ricca collezione, a condizione che ne venisse pubblicato il catalogo.
		XVI, di cui è disponibile un catalogo a stampa oltre al catalogo on-line (Le cinquecentine della Biblioteca Panizzi.
	panizzi.comune.re.it /cons.htm (1253 words)

	Organizing corporate knowledge: the ever-changing role of cataloging and classification Information Outlook - Find ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Antonio Panizzi was forced to defend his new cataloging rules before the Royal Commission.
		Panizzi's 1841 Rules for Compilation of the Catalogue (of the British Museum) brought together all manifestations of a particular work though a single main-entry point.
		In 1852, Charles C. Jewett, then the librarian of the Smithsonian Institution, wrote the first code of cataloging rules in the United States titled On the Construction of Catalogues Of Libraries and of a General Catalogue, and Their Publication by Means of Separate Stereotype Titles: With Rules and Examples.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0FWE/is_4_6/ai_95200282 (884 words)

	LIBRARY USERS & THE PROBLEMS OF AUTHORSHIP IN THE DIGITAL AGE
		Panizzi refused to develop a subject classification scheme since he believed that the name of the author should form the basis for the arrangement of the catalog.
		Panizzi’s rules continued to be used by the British Library, but they had been reduced to 41 rules by 1936.
		Panizzi’s rules were published, however, evidencing the fact that librarians sought some uniformity from library to library so that the same book could be identified the same way in each library.
	www.unc.edu /~unclng/ARTICLE-2.htm (8946 words)

	New Statesman - Marx's office
		The reviled Mr P is Antonio Panizzi, later Sir Anthony Panizzi.
		Panizzi was himself a refugee, having been forced in 1823, while under sentence of death during Italy's unification struggles, to flee to England.
		But, in the spirit of Panizzi and Orwell, all readers were equal and none was more equal than others.
	www.newstatesman.com /200101080025 (1833 words)

	Matteo Maria Boiardo
		Francesco Berni's rifacimento, or recasting of "L'Orlando" appeared in 1542, and from that date till 1830, when Panizzi revived it, Boi8ardo's name was well-nigh forgotten.
		A similar fate had befallen the count's "Rime" (Scandiano, 1499), which Panizzi's edition (London, 1835), snatched from oblivion.
		ANTONIO PANIZZI (London, 1830); FERRARI, CAMPANINI, AND OTHERS, Studi su Matteo Maria Boiardo (Bologna, 1894); TAPPERT, Bilder und Vergleiche aus dem Orlando innamorato (Marburg, 1886); NEPPI, La pluralità degli amori cantati dal Boiardo nel canzoniere,, in Giornale storico di lett.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/b/boiardo,matteo_maria.html (456 words)

	Antonio Panizzi - Wikipédia
		Panizzi y contribue très largement et devient en 1837 directeur des imprimés.
		Panizzi dessine lui-même cet audacieux projet (1852) et en suit la réalisation par Sydney Smirke.
		Panizzi aura donc joué un rôle à la fois politique et intellectuel de premier plan, ce dont témoignent des amitiés aussi diverses que celles qui l’ont lié à Roscoe, Grenville, Lord Langdale, le traducteur de Kant Francis Haywood ou Prosper Mérimée.
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Antonio_Panizzi (937 words)

	NETSL: Technical Services and the Library's Role in the Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This changed crucially with the work of Antonio Panizzi, beginning in the late 1830s.
		Panizzi understood that the works represented in a collection exemplified a dense web of connections, particularly among authors and publishers.
		Panizzi's rules, highly controversial at the time, addressed this lack and began the transformation of the catalog into an instrument of discovery.
	www.nelib.org /netsl/pastprograms/techservincommunity.htm (1788 words)

	Travel: A bookworm's dream
		The de facto king of this intellectual empire was Antonio Panizzi.
		Panizzi had fled his native Italy in 1823 when he was caught on the wrong side of the struggle for unification.
		The author wrote that Panizzi "applied revolutionary zeal to the Museum collections." He raised money for the new building.
	www.sptimes.com /2003/11/09/Travel/A_bookworm_s_dream.shtml (1293 words)

	Rex Libris
		In 1828, librarian Rex Libris foiled a plot in Modena, Italy, by a clandestine secret order to expose the Ordo Bibliotheca by having Antonio Panizzi, a deep cover librarian, arrested on trumped up charges of being involved with Masonic mysticism.
		Rex rescued Panizzi and smuggled him to England, where in 1837 Panizzi became Keeper of Printed Books and the new Archmagus of the Ordo Bibliotheca.
		Panizzi is seen as the second greatest Archmagus, right after Melvil Dewey.
	www.jtillustration.com /rex/library.php (1469 words)

	Alston
		That is great pity, because it is clear that from about 1840 when Panizzi’s career begun to take off, he worked to create a universal repository of knowledge in the British Museum.
		There was no way Panizzi could employ enough cataloguers to cope with the influx.
		While Panizzi was planning the future of knowledge and its availability in the British Museum, there was an obscure civil servant whose name I will now tell you: Albert Symons, who worked for 25 years in various ministries.
	www.diplomacy.edu /Books/knowledge/Alston.htm (2270 words)

	Cataloguing Rules and Conceptual Models
		Antonio Panizzi, keeper of printed books at the British Museum, was asked by the Board of Trustees to document the rules for cataloguing books collected by the Museum.
		When he produced his "91 rules" in 1841, he documented this practice of using 'entries' and 'references.' At that time the primary entry element was the author's name when there was an author or the title when no author was known.
		Panizzi's rules and the principle of authorship came to form the foundation of the Anglo-American cataloguing tradition.
	www.ifla.org /documents/libraries/cataloging/tilb1.htm (7524 words)

	UK - London - Bloomsbury: British Museum on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Under the supervision of Italian librarian Antonio Panizzi, called the andquot;second founderandquot;, the British Museum Library quintupled in size.
		Under the supervision of Italian librarian Antonio Panizzi, called the "second founder", the British Museum Library quintupled in size.
		The quadrangle at the centre of Smirke's design proved to be a waste of space and was filled, at Panizzi's request, by a circular Reading Room of cast iron, designed by Smirke's brother, Sydney Smirke, from 1854-57.
	www.flickr.com /photos/wallyg/301492564 (1305 words)

	Magda Szkuta
		When Panizzi became Keeper the collection of printed books numbered some 230,000 volumes and by 1871 was raised to almost a million.
		The British Library, which was created in 1973 bringing together the collections of a few institutions, including the library departments of the British Museum, is the national research library of the UK and one of the largest libraries in the world.
		We believe that in this union we will still follow the splendid work of our great predecessor, Sir Antonio Panizzi, and we will continue to acquire material, as widely as possible, in all the fields the collections are traditionally strong in for the benefit of current and future users.
	www.openbook.ba /icsl/papers/magda.htm (1734 words)

	Corney, Bolton; COMMENTS ON THE EVIDENCE OF ANTONIO PANIZZI ESQUIRE BEFORE THE SELECT.
		An edited transcript of Panizzi's testimony concerning the removal of the natural history collection along with three other collections from the British Museum, to make space for a growing number of books which the Museum was acquiring.
		Bolton Corney had added his highly critical notes of Panizzi's testimony, which illuminate the stiff opposition, which was shared by many Englishmen at that time to Panizzi's tenure as principal librarian and leader of the Museum.
		Cock-A-Hoop "A simple tale, as evanescent as the scent of wild thyme, into which Phyllis Hartnoll wove the mingled ecstasy and heart-break of young lover..." Exceptionally suited to illustration, the tale inspired John Buckland-Wright to create a series of large and brilliant copper engravings combined experimentally with aquatint." Very fine copy.
	www.oakknoll.com /detail.php?d_booknr=57623 (212 words)

	Amazon.com: Prince of Librarians: The Life and Times of Antonio Panizzi of the British Museum: Books: Edward Miller (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
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