A sobering list! Presenting such a list to a user to search as a
separate relationship would make them run away screaming, so I guess
this would be used for sorting the headings for people (and corporate
bodies) in different roles, e.g. someone as "editor" vs. "braille
embosser" vs. "host" vs. "story teller".

Of course, apart from updating our inferior "legacy data" to conform to
this list (something that we can assume won't be much trouble--!!!), I
think catalogers will experience difficulties in figuring out the
difference between an "abridger" from an "editor" from an "annotator"
and so on. For instance, Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare, would Charles
Lamb be "story teller"?

Naturally, there is no doubt that all this will lead to better cataloging.

!!
-- 
*James Weinheimer* [email protected]
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On 06/12/2012 00:35, J. McRee Elrod wrote:
>  abridger
>  actor
>  addressee
>  animator
>  annotator
>  appellant
>  appellee
>  architect
>  [arranger[
>  arranger of music [consider arrange]
>  art director
>  artist
>  author
>  autograher
>
>  binder
>  book designer [cinsider designer]
>  braile embosser
>  broadcaster
>
>  cartographer
>  caster
>  [cataloguer]
>  cinematographer
>  choreographer
>  collection registrar [consider cataloguer]
>  collector
>  commentator
>  compiler
>  composer
>  conductor
>  costume designer
>  court governed 
>  court reporter
>  currator
>  current owner [consider owner]
>
>  dancer
>  dedicatee
>  dedicator
>  defendant
>  degree granting institution 
>  depositor
>  designer
>  director
>
>  director of photography
>  distributor
>  donor
>  draftsman
>
>  editor of compilation [consider compiler]
>  editor of moving image work [consider editor]
>  enacting jurisdiction 
>  editor
>  engraver
>  etcher
>
>  [faculty adviser]
>  film director [consider director]
>  film distributor [consider distributor]
>  filmmaker
>  former owner [consider owner]
>
>  honouree
>  host
>  host institution 
>
>  illumninator
>  illustrator
>  inscriber
>  instrumentalist
>  interviewee
>  interviewer
>  inventor
>  issuing body
>
>  judge
>  jurisdiction governed 
>
>  landscape architect 
>  librettist
>  l lithographer
>  lyricist
>
>  moderator
>  musical director
>
>  narrator
>
>  on-screen presenter [consider presenter]
>  [owner]
>
>  panelist
>  performer
>  photographer
>  plaintiff
>  praeses [consider faculty adviser]
>  presenter
>  printer
>  printmaker
>  producer]
>  production company
>  production designer [consider designer]
>  programmer
>  publisher
>  puppeteer
>
>  radio director [consider director]
>  radio producer [consider producer]
>  recording engineer
>  respondent
>  restorationist
>
>  screenwriter
>  sculptor
>  seller
>  singer
>  speaker
>  sponsor
>  sponsoring body 
>  stage director [consider director]
>  storyteller
>  surveyor
>
>  teacher
>  television directory [consider director]
>  television producer [consider producer]
>  transcriber
>  translator
>
>  [writer]
>  writer of added commentary [consider writer]
>  writer of added lyrics [consider lyricist]
>  writer of added text [consider writer]



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