>I probably missed the explanation in another post, but I was just >referring back to this very helpful list you shared over a month ago, >and don't know why some of the terms are in square brackets. Square bracketed ones are terms we needed but not in RDA. Below is a more up-to-date list. Some terms we had bracketed do not need to be, since Mark tells we we may use the RDA categories if a more exact term does not fit.
RDA Relationship terms to be coded $e after entries; precede and separate (if more than one) by commas: abridger actor addressee animator annotator appellant appellee architect [arranger] arranger of music [consider arranger] art director artist author autographer binder book designer [consider designer] braile embosser broadcaster cartographer caster [cataloguer] [chairperson] cinematographer choreographer collection registrar [consider cataloguer] collector commentator compiler composer conductor [contributor] costume designer court governed court reporter creator currator current owner [consider owner] custodian dancer dedicatee dedicator defendant degree granting institution depositor designer director director of photography [Use cinematographyer] distributor donor draftsman editor of compilation [consider compiler] editor of moving image work [consider editor] enacting jurisdiction editor engraver etcher 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 lithographer lyricist manufacturer moderator musical director narrator on-screen presenter [consider presenter] owner panelist performer photographer plaintiff praeses [consider moderator, cf. thesis adviser] presenter printer printmaker producer] production company production designer [consider designer] programmer publisher puppeteer radio director [consider director] radio producer [consider producer] [reader see narrator] recording engineer respondent [researcher] restorationist [reviewer] screenwriter sculptor seller [setting] singer speaker sponsor sponsoring body stage director [consider director] storyteller [supervisor] surveyor teacher television directory [consider director] television producer [consider producer] [thesis adviser] transcriber translator [writer] writer of added commentary [consider writer] writer of added lyrics [consider lyricist] writer of added text [consider writer]
