Quoting Maria Oldal <old...@themorgan.org>:
RDA does not seem to allow relator terms to be used in authorized
access points for works and expressions, e.g.:
7001 ǂi Sequel to (Work): ǂa Jones, Raymond F. ǂq (Raymond Fisher),
ǂd 1915-1994, ǂe author. ǂt Son of the stars.
At least, none of the examples given include a relator term in an
author/title access point, although RDA encourages the use of
relator terms with names used as access points. Is there a reason
for this?
As I see it, the terms in the 7XX access point are the name-title
combination by which the work is specified: a formal citation form.
If the personal name is not the (or the first) creator, it isn't used
here -- a uniform title (AACR2 term! 730) is provided instead.
In some catalogues they can be a hyperlink. An embedded relator $e or
$4 would compromise such a link.
Hal Cain
Melbourne, Australia
hec...@dml.vic.edu.au
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