On Thu, 8 Mar 2012 16:41:12 -0800, J. McRee Elrod m...@slc.bc.ca wrote:
Dear SLC Client,9 March 2012
Executive summary: SLC will switch to the new cataloguing rules
Resource Description and
than one character.)
Hal Cain
Melbourne, Australia
hegc...@gmail.com
are probably few!
Hal Cain
Melbourne, Australia
hegc...@gmail.com
On Thu, 19 Jan 2012 11:14:28 -0500, Adger Williams awilli...@colgate.edu
wrote:
Note that this is not peculiar to French. (Spanish, German, Russian,
Italian,... all share this feature)
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 7:51 PM, J. McRee
(by virtue of
their being collected or sought) as significant. Significant provides for not
choosing to collect and organize objects such as street signs which are a
different kind of information-bearing entity.
Hal Cain
Melbourne, Australia
hegc...@gmail.com
been done, and her decisions and
application may give the rest of us new light and justify different decisions.
Hal Cain
Melbourne, Australia
hegc...@gmail.com
what's meant!
Hal Cain
Melb ourne, Australia
hegc...@gmail.com
On Tue, 8 Nov 2011 13:48:56 -0800, J. McRee Elrod m...@slc.bc.ca wrote:
Jonathan asked:
Kind of off topic, but curious why you don't think relator codes are the
right thing to do.
Whatever Jim's objections, I can tell you why our
no universal bibliographic database that
isn't MARC-based? And therefore one has to deal with MARC with its
inconsistencies and idiosyncracies? I have no solution to that problem; the
weight of our history is a considerable obstacle when it comes to trying to do
something different.
Hal Cain, who
history is a considerable obstacle when it comes to trying to do
something different.
Hal Cain, who acknowledges his knowledge is incomplete and liable to correction
Melbourne, Australia
hegc...@gmail.com
Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
Hal Cain wrote:
But then I've been proceeding from headings in sequential lists to
works and back again, as a means of exploring resources, for more
years than I care to recite. Is the contemporary frame of reference
really so different?
I believe/suspect
the devil drives, maybe?
Hal Cain
Dalton McCaughey Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
hec...@dml.vic.edu.au
to be
from the AACR2 list (21.0D1) but that list does not suit specialized
purposes even now.
Hal Cain
hec...@dml.vic.edu.au
will depend on the display
created, a matter which RDA chose not to address, but crucial to the
outcome.
Hal Cain
Dalton McCaughey Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
h...@dml.vic.edu.au
]).
Is that project still alive?
Hal Cain
Dalton McCaughey Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
h...@dml.vic.edu.au
which the names are pulled from a
connected resource file, matters in practice only to those whose
business it is to play around under the hood!
Hal Cain
Dalton McCaughey Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
h...@dml.vic.edu.au
of discussion
swirls onward.
Hal Cain
Dalton McCaughey Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
h...@dml.vic.edu.au
Marjorie Bloss wrote:
Or another possibility of a work is if I ask you Have you read
Voltaire's /Candide/? My question doesn't really ask if you've
read it in French, English, German
aligned with these
principles. Further, this is the point of having RDA aligned with FRAD
(Functional Requirements for Authority Data), as it is with FRBR.
Hal Cain
Dalton McCaughey Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
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Parkville, Victoria, Australia
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title, just as a subtitle usually does.
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of records, while
retaining records that are genuinely for different manifestations, is
fatally undermined.
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the
outcomes will be better than I expect.
Hal Cain, Senior Cataloguer,
Dalton McCaughey Library (formerly Joint Theological Library)
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
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to
make it clear that we're trying to record all significant documents so
they can be found, identified and presented to users -- also as a
cultural record of the products of the human mind. I don't see anyone
else trying to do precisely that.
Hal Cain
Dalton McCaughey Library (formerly Joint
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Hal Cain
Joint Theological Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
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bibliographic description should follow the initial caps style of
citation practice; in cataloguing, we're working in text, whereas in
writing and editing of text for publicatipon or presentation, citations
have to be distinguished from other text.
Hal Cain
Joint Theological Library
Parkville, Victoria
absolutely irresistible that the
corporate/jurisdiction name is properly part of the citation form of the
name of the work. Simple authorship is not the whole story.
Hal Cain
Joint Theological Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
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in hand,
and/or its content, particularly when not treated as subject.
A shared vocabulary does wonders for discussion, clarification, and
formulation of a code.
Hal Cain
Joint Theological Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
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David Pimentel wrote:
personality ... entity ... contributor ...
perpetrator ... I know -- how about main entry?!
Yebbut... added entries are to be included there too.
It's Friday (here, at least); yes, I know.
Hal Cain
Joint Theological Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
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, interaction with which is
supposed to be facilitated by RDA) that too could be misleading.
What a tangled web we weave, when we practice to deceive (or at least
fictionalize)! I agree with Hal Cain that Part II is going to be
interesting...
I suspect we'll have a great deal to discuss!
I'm
of the theoretical discussion on this topic that I've read has been
just making a simple concept complex. The resources and their content are
complex enough: let's cut down on complexities generated by rules!
Part II is going to be interesting!
Hal Cain
Joint Theological Library
Parkville, Victoria
(and implementation maybe in 2011?) is beginning to look a bit rushed,
to me, at least if there's to be time for testing and revision. What we
do *not* need is a spate of amendments after publication!
Hal Cain
Joint Theological Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
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enough to convince me that it does not convey the meaning I intend;
likewise e.g. which isn't usually found in bibliographic records.
Hal Cain
Joint Theological Library
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
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