We had sixty responses to our advertisement on Autocat and elsewhere
for distance cataloguers. Of those, only two have sent usable test
records. Some had difficulty with basic cataloguing knowledge, others
with computer skills.
SLC still needs two distance cataloguers to prepare about 25 to 30
Paul J. Weiss wrote:
... RDA wagons would probably work
better than AACR2 wagons in the state of Libraria.
...
We need to change RDA to be a broader, integrated plan encompassing
cars, airplanes, trains, ships, etc., and yes, even wagons.
We need to fit our vehicles, to stay in the picture,
Monday, March 27, 2006
In both these rules a person uses two names but in 22.2B2 both names get
headings while in 22.3B1 only the predominant name gets a heading. In the first
case one of the names is a pseudonym and the other a real name and the names
reflect different "bibliographic identities"
I think the rules in AACR2 for persons with real names and pseudonyms has to
do with the fields they wrote in. In this case, Lewis Carroll is the
"person" who writes fiction, while Dodgson is the "person" who writes on
mathematics.
Gene Fieg
Cataloger
Claremont School of Theology
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