List the types of specialized encyclopedia?

Answer 1

The word or term encyclopedia means a book or set of books that cover an extremely wide range of topics they a usually sorted in alphabetical order encyclopedias are seen as the most comprehensive reference book ever. ----

Answer 2

A specialized encyclopedia is called a cyclopedia. A cyclopedia is a collection of as much information as possible on a single topic. An encyclopedia is a collection of information on many, many topics.

Answer 3

An encyclopedia (also spelled encyclopaedia or encyclopædia) is a type of reference work, a compendium holding a summary of information from either all branches of knowledge or a particular branch of knowledge.

Answer 4

There are different online and print versions of specialized encyclopedia. Some examples of specialized encyclopedia (both in print and online) are The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, Encyclopedia of British History: 1700-1950, internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Encyclopedia of the Orient, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Guinness Encyclopedia of Popular Music and Encyclopedia Mythica.

Answer 5

A specialized encyclopedia is one that is dedicated to a specific topic, or a specialized topic such as the Encyclopedias of art. They are used for reference on the various topics and include the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, the Encyclopedia Mythica, and Encyclopedias of fictional worlds.

Answer 6

Some types of specialized encyclopedias include subject-specific encyclopedias (e.g., Encyclopedia of Astronomy), regional encyclopedias (e.g., Encyclopedia of New York City), language-specific encyclopedias (e.g., Encyclopédie), and encyclopedias focused on specific fields or disciplines (e.g., Encyclopedia of Psychology).

Answer 7

An encyclopaedia is a book or set of books containing articles on a variety of topics. These topics are usually arranged alphabetically.