Just to be clear:
Is a comma also used to separate a $e from a name ending with a
punctuation mark other than a hyphen, such as a period, question mark,
or closing parenthesis? E.g.
$aBlack Foot,$cChief,$dd. 1877$c(Spirit)
$aEl-Abiad, Ahmed H.
$aCarpaccio, Vittore,$d1455?-1525?
I'm guessing
Mark K. Ehlert wrote:
That may be LC's intention. Playing devil's avacado, though, is a
relationship designator within [the] access points? I've contended for a
long time--based on nothing more than my gut feeling, really--that
designators are outside the heading/access point proper.
Joan, I think you're assuming that an authority record will be created for
every new name cataloged under RDA. In practice, I doubt this will happen..
Does AACR2 state explicitly that affiliations are to be left out of the
statement of responsibility? I don't see anything in 1.1F7 that seems
Without clear instructions (only examples in the MARC manuals) all I can tell
you is that in an LC database of 3,610,157 records, I found the following:
700:.,$e18372 --e.g., $aEl-Abiad, Ahmed H.,$e
700:.$e 512--e.g., $aEl-Abiad, Ahmed H.$e
700:),$e3142
RDA-L readers,
I found this as a pagination statement:
[xvii], 219 pages
The source has no initial sequence with roman numerals. I have not found
instructions for use of brackets with supplied page numbering. Nor does the
bibliographic record refer elsewhere to unnumbered preliminary
RDA-L readers:
Granted that a Playaway can be judged as unmediated. But nevertheless,
something that arose earlier in this discussion caught my attention: the
suggested use of other with media type audio. Surely other is only
established as controlled vocabulary for use when 338 =
RDA-L readers,
Final comment for the night :-)
RDA does not seem to handle accompanying material, such as a DVD disc published
with a book, in quite the way of the past. If you try the easy way of going
to AACR2 1.5E and clicking on the RDA link, it takes you to27.1.1.3 Referencing
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