Natural Classification VS Artificial Classification.

Artificial Classification: One in which some accidental thing is adopted as the “difference”, for example, the size of a book.
Natural Classification | Artificial Classification |
1. Classification based on important points of similarity. | Classification according to some unimportant or less important points of resemblance. |
2. It is grouping of thesis according to nature’s plan and order. | Grouping of things according to the purpose of individual concerned. |
3. It is an objective classification. | It is an subjective classification. |
4. It is for general purpose. | It is subjective purpose. |
5. Natural classification is a language of ideas, mind and thoughts. | Book classification is a language of ordinary numbers. |
6. It is expressed through methods of expression, not merely through words. | It is expressed through words, figure language, cyber language. |
7. It is designed for extensive thoughts and knowledge. | It is designed for specific purpose of mechanizing arrangement. |
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