J. McRee Elrod schrieb:
I doubt whether most will ever grasp the distinction between
manifestation and expression. I think both terms should be tossed for
edition, which has served us well.
Cheers!
Why indeed not say edition instead of expression, and where
it is important to
Antony Gordon wrote:
Why indeed not say edition instead of expression, and where
it is important to differentiate between textually identical
versions in different formats, just say versions. Might be
a tad easier to grasp. Less flashy, though, but that's something
most in the trade may be
Anthony Gordon said:
Sorry, but that's rather a bibliocentric view. Edition makes no sense for
sound recordings ...
Edition and/or version would be better understood than neologisms
such as expression and manifestation, even in relation to film or
sound recordings.
We've long accepted that
J H Bowman said:
I understand that there will no longer be a
primary/secondary access point distinction, which
makes we wonder what will be in Part B too!
Ummm. Without such a distinction, how is one to make added and
subject entries for works? Create bibliographies? Generate hitlists
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