British Go Journal: Index

By Title/Keyword:
1 | A | B | Br | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

By Author:
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

By category:
[none] | Anl | Art | Ass | Beh | BGA | Cit | Clb | CNp | CNw | Com | Cou | Cpl | EGF | Equ | Fus | G 9 | G13 | Gam | Gev (A-Mac) | Gev (Mac-Z) | GH1 | GH2 | GH3 | GH4 | GH5 | GH6 | GH7 | GH8 | GH9 | GHX | GRg | GVr | HCp | Hum | Inf | Jos | L+D | Lan | Lit | Mid | OGm | OHs | PAm | Phi | PHs | PIn | Ply | PPr | Prm | Psy | Pub | Rat | Rul | Str | T41 | T43 | T45 | T46 | T48 | T52 | T61 | T62 | T63 | T64 | T65 | T66 | T67 | T68 | T69 | T70 | T71 | T72 | T73 | T74 | T75 | T76 | T77 | T78 | T79 | T80 | T81 | T82 | T83 | T84 | T85 | T86 | T87 | T88 | T89 | T90 | T91 | T92 | T93 | T94 | T95 | T96 | T97 | T98 | Tal | TAw | TCd | Tch | Tec | THs | Tou | TSy | Var | Yos

By Date:
0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | 48 | 49 | 50 | 51 | 52 | 53 | 54 | 55 | 56 | 57 | 58 | 59 | 60 | 61 | 62 | 63 | 64 | 65 | 66 | 67 | 68 | 69 | 70 | 71 | 72 | 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 | 77 | 78 | 79 | 80 | 81 | 82 | 83 | 84 | 85 | 86 | 87 | 88 | 89 | 90 | 91 | 92 | 93 | 94 | 95 | 96 | 97 | 98 | 99 | 100 | 101 | 102 | 103 | 104 | 105 | 106 | 107 | 108 | 109 | 110 | 111 | 112

This index was created by Jochen Fassbender

• Introduction
• Index version
• Basic explanations
• The alphabetical index
  Title/keyword conventions
• The subject index
  Subject survey
• The author index
• The chronological index
  BGJ publication survey

Introduction

The British Go Journal Index (BGJI) intends to facilitate the process of information retrieval from the journal. While the BGJ tables of contents only show the headlines of each issue, searching in the BGJI is far more comprehensive and efficient, since it contains original titles of articles as well as other important keywords. Thus, the BGJI instantly helps readers to spot even the most specific information. Note also that original titles cited in the BGJI may differ from those given in the BGJ tables of contents which are not included in each issue. The BGJI consists of four sub-indexes: the title/keyword index, the subject index, the author index, and the chronological index.

Index version

The first edition of the BGJI was published as a printed version as well as on disk in 1995. The present index version is only available on disk (files are Winword and simple text format) and refers to 113 issues (1967 to 1998) with a total of 3530 pages. Altogether there are nearly 6500 references (among them are approximately 1400 entries referring to an original title of an article) as well as about 700 cross-references. However, the number of entries referring to the same item is quite high due to permutations, synonyms, and repetition. The BGJI refers to about 620 individuals, more than 1000 events, and about 580 games. Extensive proof-reading and checking for consistency have been made. BGJ errata have been corrected in the BGJI. Please write to the BGA if you find any more errata or if you have any suggestion.

Basic explanations

Each entry in the four BGJI sub-indexes consists of seven categories: entry type, title and keywords, author/game commentator, subject, publication year, issue number, and pages. The order of these categories may vary, e.g. the author category is the first one in the author index. There is only one entry per line, thus one entry is equivalent to one reference.

Basic elements to be mentioned:

• An asterisk (*) indicates an original title entry.
• A double asterisk (**) indicates an original title entry given more than once because of permutation.
• A dash () indicates a permutation entry which also consists of a comma after its leading part.
• Brackets ( ) show either year, game, tournament, or name specifications.
• A hyphen (-) after a page number means more than one page.

The title/keyword index

The title/keyword index is sorted on title and keyword entries. It is the main file for searching and browsing within the title/keyword category. There are cross-references (either 'see' or 'see also') in case of related terms, English/foreign technical terms, abbreviations, synonyms, closely related articles (with different titles), and narrower terms (to a certain extent). In addition, there are cross-references to the subject index concerning general topics, and to the author index concerning individuals. Note that all these cross-references are only included in the alphabetical index, thus it is strongly recommended to begin a searching session with this sub-index.

Title/keyword conventions:

• Apart from original title entries the word 'Go' is often ignored (e.g. 'Club' instead of 'Go Club' or 'Tournament' instead of 'Go Tournament' but 'Go Congress' is an exception). 'Go' (or any synonym) is only a keyword when there are no other important ones.
• Only important keywords are a leading part of a permutation entry unless the entry contains no important keywords.
• Most general topics, such as 'Club', 'Player', 'Tournament', 'Game' or 'Literature', are more comprehensively treated as one of the subjects in the subject index, i.e. they are given as cross-references to the subjext index.
• Subtitles are usually not part of an original title entry. Important subtitle keywords are given separately.
• Individuals are included as an entry in context of a game, profile, biography, opinion, interview, tour, visit, election or obituary (the latter is indicated by '(obit)' after the respective individual's name unless otherwise clear). Simple mention of names (e.g. tournament organisers, participants and winners) are not included. Pseudonyms of Internet Go Server players are included. Authors are given as cross-references to the author index.
• A game always has two entries if both players' names are mentioned (otherwise only one 'v. A.N.Other'). There are also two entries in case of many events (e.g. a Go Congress) which are given with their geographical venue as well.
• As for the spelling of oriental names and terms The Go Player's Almanac from Ishi Press is the standard reference. Oriental names are given with the family name first and without a comma. Note, however, that transliteration of Chinese and Korean names might be inconsistent. In some cases family and first name of orientals might have been confused. Technical terms might be given in English and/or Japanese (there is a cross-reference in case of both).
• Numerical values are given as a word (e.g. 'Four-Stone Game' or 'Nine-Dan') with the exception of board dimensions (e.g. '9x9 Go').
• Within original title entries years are put behind the name of the event (e.g. 'British Go Congress 1991' instead of '1991 British Go Congress'). Years in brackets have been added to those original title entries without a year mentioned; they tend to change the chronological order because brackets are sorted ahead of numbers. Tournament years may differ +/- 1, i.e. a tournament year does not always show the actual year.
• Title or keyword entries in italics show book/journal titles or product/company names (note that there are no italics in TXT files and HTML files).
• Tables of contents, BGA officials, tournament calendars, glossaries, club lists, advertisements, etc. are not included in the index. Photos have not been indexed.

The subject index

This sub-index allows a systematic approach, i.e. the selection of common main subjects (more than 50 different subjects are available, see below). Among subjects the subject index is alphabetically sorted on title and keyword entries. There is a small number of entries without a subject at the very beginning of this sub-index.

Subject survey

code	subject
Anl	Analysis (e.g. counting, reading)
Art	Arts
Ass	Association
Beh	Behaviour (e.g. etiquette)
BGA	British Go Association
Cit	City
Clb	Club
CNp	Computer - Non-playing Program (e.g. teaching, recording)
CNw	Computer - Network
Com	Computer (in general)
Cou	Country
CPl	Computer - Playing Program
Cpy	Company
EGF	European Go Federation
Equ	Equipment
Fus	Fuseki
G 9	9x9 Game
G13	13x13 Game
Gam	Game (articles with games)
GEv	Even Game
GH?	Handicap x Game (GH1 = no komi or reverse komi, GHX = more than 9 stones)
GRg	Rengo Game
GVr	Variant Game
Hcp	Handicap Strategy + Systems
Hum	Humour + Entertainment
Inf	Information Aspects
Jos	Joseki
Lan	Language
Lit	Literature
L+D	Life and Death
Mid	Middle Game
OGm	Other Games
OHs	Historical Organisation (before 20th century)
PAm	Amateur Player
Phi	Philosophy
PHs	Historical Player (before 20th century)
PIn	Insei Player
Ply	Player (in general)
PPr	Professional Player
Prm	Promoting (e.g. trusts, sponsorships)
Psy	Psychology
Pub	Publicity
Rat	Rating + Ranks
Rul	Rules
Str	Strategic Aspects (e.g. thickness, moyo, territory, invasion, reduction)
T??	Tournament in 19??
Tal	Tales, Legends, etc.
TAw	Tournament Awards
TCd	Tournament Conditions (e.g. time limits)
Tch	Teaching (e.g. studying, teach-ins)
Tec	Technique + Shape (e.g. cut, hane, ko, ladder, peep)
THs	Historical Tournament (before 20th century)
Tou	Tournament
TSy	Tournament System (e.g. McMahon)
Var	Go Variants
Yos	Yose

The author index

This is the only sub-index which covers authors completely. The other sub-indexes only show the first author mentioned in case of co-authored entries which are indicated by 'et al', or a BGJ author in favour of non-BGJ authors. However, the author index only consists of entries with authors, i.e. a large number of original title entries are not included due to the fact that authors are not always mentioned in the BGJ. Apart from authors this sub-index does include game commentators who in most cases can be identified if the respective subject is 'Gam'. Other kinds of BGJ contributors, such as translators, game recorders, photographers, are not included. Pseudonyms of books are included. Author entries in italics are non-BGJ authors/editors of books, articles, or software reviewed or in some other context mentioned in the BGJ (note that there are no italics in TXT files). In case of book or software reviews, the reviewer is given as the BGJ author, while the entry is also to be found under its non-BGJ author/editor. Organisations are included as non -BGJ editors. However, Go associations' main publications with obvious titles (e.g. the BGA's BGJ) are not being referred to.

The chronological index

This sub-index is sorted on issues. It mainly serves as an input file for new BGJ issues as well as a basic source from which to create other sub-indexes. It may also help to give a survey of contents of a specific BGJ issue but is otherwise not recommended for searching.

BGJ publication survey

The BGJ has been published as a quarterly in most years.

issue number	publication date	pages/issue	issues/year	pages/year
0	Spring 67	6	4	48
1	Summer 67	14
2	Autumn 67	14
3	Winter 67	14
4	March 68	14	4	54
5	June 68	16
6	Autumn 68	12
7	Winter 68	12
8	Spring 69	16	3	48
9	October 69	16
10	December 69	16
11	March 70	16	2	32
12	August 70	16
13	April 71	16	3	48
14	June 71	16
15	Autumn 71	16
16	March 72	16	3	48
17	June 72	16
18	October 72	16
19	January 73	16	3	48
20	July 73	16
21	September 73	16
22	January 74	16	4	64
23	April 74	16
24	July 74	16
25	October 74	16
26	January 75	16	5	88
27	April 75	16
28	July 75	16
29	October 75	20
30	December 75	20
31	March 76	20	4	80
32	May 76	20
33	August 76	20
34	November 76	20
35	February 77	20	4	80
36	May 77	20
37	July 77	20
38	October 77	20
39	January 78	20	5	112
40	February 78	24
41	May 78	24
42	August 78	24
43	October 78	20
44	February 79	24	3	72
45	May 79	24
46	September 79	24
47	January 80	28	4	100
48	May 80	24
49	July 80	24
50	November 80	24
51	January 81	24	4	104
52	March 81	24
53	June 81	28
54	October 81	28
55	March 82	28	3	84
56	June 82	28
57	December 82	28
58	April 83	28	3	84
59	June 83	28
60	September 83	28
61	March 84	28	3	92
62	July 84	32
63	November 84	32
64	March 85	32	3	96
65	July 85	32
66	November 85	32
67	April 86	32	2	64
68	October 86	32
69	Spring 87	32	3	108
70	Summer 87	36
71	Winter 87-88	40
72	Autumn 88	32	2	64
73	Winter 88	32
74	Spring 89	40	4	148
75	Summer 89	32
76	Autumn 89	32
77	Winter 89	44
78	Spring 90	32	4	152
79	Summer 90	40
80	Autumn 90	40
81	Winter 90	40
82	Spring 91	40	4	172
83	Summer 91	44
84	Autumn 91	48
85	Winter 91	40
86	Spring 92	56	4	192
87	Summer 92	48
88	Autumn 92	40
89	Winter 92	48
90	Spring 93	60	4	236
91	Summer 93	52
92	Autumn 93	64
93	Winter 93	60
94	Spring 94	52	4	188
95	Summer 94	40
96	Autumn 94	44
97	Winter 94	52
98	Spring 95	48	4	232
99	Summer 95	60
100	Autumn 95	64
101	Winter 95	60
102	Spring 96	48	4	208
103	Summer 96	48
104	Autumn 96	60
105	Winter 96	52
106	Spring 97	64	4	220
107	Summer 97	48
108	Autumn 97	56
109	Winter 97	52
110	Spring 98	56	4
111	Summer 98	44
112	Autumn 98	64

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See also the downloadable .DOC version of this BGJ index.