certainly be room for any number of scholarly essays there.
Charles Croissant
Senior Catalog Librarian
Pius XII Memorial Library
Saint Louis University
St. Louis, MO 63108
On Mon, Feb 4, 2013 at 9:54 AM, John Hostage wrote:
> There was a collection of essays called RAK versus AACR :
on persons'
affiliations could be recorded in our authority records -- is it really
necessary to repeat it all in our bibliographic records as well?
Charles Croissant
Senior Catalog Librarian
Pius XII Memorial Library
Saint Louis University
St. Louis, MO 63108
On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 11:07
to question if we follow the logic
above about extra-canonical books.
There may be a need here to propose a change to the instructions. I'd be
interested in hearing from others who have lots of Bible-related headings
to deal with.
<http://access.rdatoolkit.org/document.php?id=rdachp6&
ters of indexing.
> Many systems here simply ignore full stops in indexing. So without internal
> spaces we would end up with "PC" in the index instead of "P" and "C".
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> Heidrun
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> Prof. Heidrun Wiesen
this is an Anglocentric usage and as such should be a
candidate for rewording, if RDA indeed aspires to be an international
cataloging code. I would strongly support a rewording of the rule along the
lines she suggests.
Charles Croissant
Senior Catalog Librarian
Pius XII Memorial Library
Saint Louis Uni
an access point, and sometimes as both". Could you give me an
> example for the first case in current cataloging? I can only think of a
> scenario where, on principle, no access points are used for persons,
> because otherwise 9.19.1.2 would apply.
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> Heidrun
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gt; betreffende Gebietskoerperschaft die vollziehende Gewalt ausuebt." Note
> that they also used "Gebietskoerperschaft" for "government".
>
> Perhaps the question was discussed by the AACR2 translation team as well.
> If so, perhaps Charles Croissant, who was a
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400 1_ $a Goretti, Maria
400 0_ $a Maria Goretti, $c Siostra
The one form that is not admissible under RDA is
100 1_ $a Goretti, Maria, $c Siostra
since in this case the name chosen contains a surname, in which case
"Siostra" should *not* be treated as an integral part of the name.
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> *From:* Resource Description and Access / Resource Description and Access
> [mailto:RDA-L@LISTSERV.LAC-BAC.GC.CA] *On Behalf Of *Charles Croissant
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Like several others on this list, I stumbled over the use of the phrase
"not sequentially numbered in paragraphs ii) and iii) of 2.1.1.1.
Marg Stewart's email of 1/6/2006 (appended below) would appear to
confirm that this phrase is intended to cover the situation where the
numbered volumes of a
Bernhard Eversberg wrote:
Gunilla Jonsson wrote:
I find the proposed treatment better, both from a principal point of
view and a practical one.
... For the sake of global record exchange, it is also better to
follow the instruction proposed in 1.6.8 -- you cannot be sure that
all cataloguers
The second example under the first bullet of 1.6.8., "The Paul Anthony
Buck lectures", is taken from the text of AACR2, 1998 Revision, rule
1.0F, where it appears in the form:
The Paul Anthony Buck [i.e. Brick] lectures
As printed in RDA, however, it makes no sense without an explanatory
note
Bernhard Eversberg wrote:
Adam Schiff wrote:
I think I am in agreement with rule 1.6.8 that says to transcribe an
inaccuracy as it appears. I now think that this should be done in all
instances, and that a uniform title should be made to correct the
inaccuracy. Establishing a uniform titl
John Hostage wrote:
Our rules for omitting initial articles are based on the limitations of
our 20th-century systems. I don't think RDA is or should be concerned
with such MARC implementation issues. We librarians have gotten used to
it, but there are many titles that look odd without the in
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