Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

2013-12-19 Thread Liba Levicek
Does the cookbook mention what order does you Siostra Maria belong to?   Or 
name of place where she lives, works etc.  That could help a bit.
After reading the article I agree that she may not be  the same person as 
Siostra Maria Goretti Nowak.  Even though the two pictures look somewhat 
similar.
If you have any text in Polish I could help as I can read it fairly well.
Liba




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Thank you all for a very enlightening discussion of all the permutations of 
this problem.  I will incorporate your suggestions into what I hope will be a 
useful and accurate authority record.

Richard, I had high hopes for Siostra Maria Goretti Nowak!  Ultimately I don't 
feel justified in treating her as the same person--primarily because baking is 
nowhere mentioned in her activities in the article you kindly found, whereas 
"my" Siostra Maria has published several cookbooks and won a Baker of the Year 
award a few years ago (whether regional or national, my Polish doesn't reach 
far enough to tell me).

Rich


On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 1:44 AM, Moore, Richard 
mailto:richard.mo...@bl.uk>> wrote:
Is it possible that she might be Siostra Maria Goretti Nowak?

http://gazetacz.com.pl/artykul.php?idm=432&id=9957

It’s hard to be certain, but this might be the same person as in this picture:

http://martel-ksiazki.pl/image/cache/Ciasta_i_ciasteczka-500x500.jpg


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Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

2013-12-19 Thread Stewart, Richard
Thank you all for a very enlightening discussion of all the permutations of
this problem.  I will incorporate your suggestions into what I hope will be
a useful and accurate authority record.

Richard, I had high hopes for Siostra Maria Goretti Nowak!  Ultimately I
don't feel justified in treating her as the same person--primarily because
baking is nowhere mentioned in her activities in the article you kindly
found, whereas "my" Siostra Maria has published several cookbooks and won a
Baker of the Year award a few years ago (whether regional or national, my
Polish doesn't reach far enough to tell me).

Rich


On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 1:44 AM, Moore, Richard  wrote:

>  Is it possible that she might be Siostra Maria Goretti Nowak?
>
>
>
> http://gazetacz.com.pl/artykul.php?idm=432&id=9957
>
>
>
> It’s hard to be certain, but this *might* be the same person as in this
> picture:
>
>
>
> http://martel-ksiazki.pl/image/cache/Ciasta_i_ciasteczka-500x500.jpg
>
>
>
>
>
> Regards
>
> Richard
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Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

2013-12-18 Thread Moore, Richard
Is it possible that she might be Siostra Maria Goretti Nowak?

 

http://gazetacz.com.pl/artykul.php?idm=432&id=9957

 

It's hard to be certain, but this might be the same person as in this
picture:

 

http://martel-ksiazki.pl/image/cache/Ciasta_i_ciasteczka-500x500.jpg

 

 

Regards

Richard

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Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

2013-12-18 Thread Ann Ryan
Hi Richard

 

Like you, I have significant doubts that "Goretti" is her surname - it is
much more likely to be a part of her vocational name (or name taken within
her religion). 

She may well have an 'original' surname to distinguish her from the other
Siostra Maria Gorettis within her order - but that is not given and is
clearly not used on a daily basis.

 

I'd feel very reluctant to list her simply under Maria, Siostra. There are
many, many Siostra, Sister, Suor Marias.  And we do have her full name (even
if not on the title page). 

 

Under 9.2.2.5.1 (Fullness) we are instructed:

If the forms of a person's name vary in fullness, choose as the preferred
name the form most commonly found.

And then

If no one form predominates, choose the latest form as the preferred name.
In case of doubt about which is the latest form, choose the fuller or
fullest form.

 

Given that we only have one instance (the book in hand) - and there isn't
actually a separate statement of responsibility on the title page (instead,
using genitive case within the title proper) -- I'd choose the fullest form
given.

 

Therefore: Maria Goretti

 

And since "Goretti" is a part of her given name [Christian name seems
peculiarly apt here] the rules in 9.4.1.8 apply and we can add "Siostra"

Giving us:

100 0_ $a Maria Goretti, $c Siostra

If you do choose to make a cross-reference from "Goretti", I would certainly
include the qualifier - or you risk confusing people searching for the
'original' saint Maria Goretti.

400 0_ $a Goretti, Maria$c Siostra

 

Ann


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Richard and Charles

 

You could have "Goretti, Maria, $c Siostra" as an authorised access point
(and therefore also as a variant access point, as here), following the
optional addition of an "Other term of rank, honour or office", at 9.19.1.6.

 

Regards

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E-mail: richard.mo...@bl.uk  

 

 

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Richard,

since you are dealing with a person in religion who may wind up being
entered under her given name (Maria), note RDA instructions 9.4.1.8 ("Other
persons of religious vocation") and 9.2.2.18 ("General Guidelines on
Recording Names Containing Neither a Surname nor a Title of Nobility"). The
effect of these instructions is that "Siostra" is only recorded as part of
the preferred name when the first element of the preferred name is a given
name (in this case, Maria). If you choose "Maria" as the name by which
Siostra Maria is commonly identified, then you can formulate her preferred
name as

100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra

i.e., you record "Siostra" as "an integral part" of her name. If on the
other hand you decide that her name is Maria Goretti, i.e. you choose a name
that contains a surname, there is no provision for recording "Siostra" as an
integral part of the name, and your access point would be

100 1_ $a Goretti, Maria

Since she is identified as Siostra Maria on your title page, I think you
would be justified in establishing her as

100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra

400 1_ $a Goretti, Maria

right now, this 400 doesn't conflict with any 100, so that would be OK --
your 400 only matches another 400, which is allowed.

If you feel that "Maria Goretti" is this person's name in religion, i.e.
that Goretti is not her surname, you could add this 400 as well:

100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra
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. 

Charles Croissant

Pius XII Memorial Library, Saint Louis University

 

 

On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 12:18 PM, Stewart, Richard
 wrote:

Hello all

Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

2013-12-18 Thread Charles Croissant
Dear Richard,

thanks for this correction. I shouldn't have said that the form "Goretti,
Maria, $c Siostra" is not admissible under RDA. As you point out, adding
"Siostra" in this way can be done if it is needed to distinguish one access
point from another, and optionally if the cataloger considers it important
for identification.
Charles


On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 1:23 AM, Moore, Richard  wrote:

>  Richard and Charles
>
>
>
> You could have “Goretti, Maria, $c Siostra” as an authorised access point
> (and therefore also as a variant access point, as here), following the
> optional addition of an “Other term of rank, honour or office”, at 9.19.1.6.
>
>
>
> Regards
>
> Richard
>
> _
>
> Richard Moore
>
> Authority Control Team Manager
>
> The British Library
>
>
>
> Tel.: +44 (0)1937 546806
>
> E-mail: richard.mo...@bl.uk
>
>
>
>
>
> *From:* Resource Description and Access / Resource Description and Access
> [mailto:RDA-L@LISTSERV.LAC-BAC.GC.CA] *On Behalf Of *Charles Croissant
> *Sent:* 17 December 2013 20:03
> *To:* RDA-L@LISTSERV.LAC-BAC.GC.CA
> *Subject:* Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation
>
>
>
> Richard,
>
> since you are dealing with a person in religion who may wind up being
> entered under her given name (Maria), note RDA instructions 9.4.1.8 ("Other
> persons of religious vocation") and 9.2.2.18 ("General Guidelines on
> Recording Names Containing Neither a Surname nor a Title of Nobility"). The
> effect of these instructions is that "Siostra" is only recorded as part of
> the preferred name when the first element of the preferred name is a given
> name (in this case, Maria). If you choose "Maria" as the name by which
> Siostra Maria is commonly identified, then you can formulate her preferred
> name as
>
> 100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra
>
> i.e., you record "Siostra" as "an integral part" of her name. If on the
> other hand you decide that her name is Maria Goretti, i.e. you choose a
> name that contains a surname, there is no provision for recording "Siostra"
> as an integral part of the name, and your access point would be
>
> 100 1_ $a Goretti, Maria
>
> Since she is identified as Siostra Maria on your title page, I think you
> would be justified in establishing her as
>
> 100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra
>
> 400 1_ $a Goretti, Maria
>
> right now, this 400 doesn't conflict with any 100, so that would be OK --
> your 400 only matches another 400, which is allowed.
>
> If you feel that "Maria Goretti" is this person's name in religion, i.e.
> that Goretti is not her surname, you could add this 400 as well:
>
> 100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra
> 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.
>
> Charles Croissant
>
> Pius XII Memorial Library, Saint Louis University
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 12:18 PM, Stewart, Richard <
> rstew...@indiantrailslibrary.org> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
>
>
> I'd appreciate any thoughts about whether I'm on the right track in
> dealing with this name.
>
>
>
> I'm doing original cataloging of Ciasta i ciasteczka Siostry Marii (Sister
> Maria's cakes and cookies).  The author's name appears as Siostry Marii
> (genitive case) on the title page and Siostra Maria Goretti on the verso of
> the t.p.  So following 9.2.2.2 and 2.2.2, Siostra Maria would be the
> preferred form.
>
>
>
> I can find no biographical information on Siostra Maria, other than that
> she apparently runs an orphanage and bakery connected with a basilica in
> Poland.  Luckily and to my surprise, the form I have chosen for the
> authorized access point, 100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra, does not conflict
> with any authorized or variant access points in the NAF.
>
>
>
> A wrinkle in constructing the variant access point (400 1_ $a Goretti,
> Maria, $c Siostra) is that "Goretti" may not be this individual's surname;
> rather I suspect that "Maria Goretti" may be her name in religion honoring
> Saint Maria Goretti.  Am I right in supposing that I don't need to worry
> about this distinction in setting up the access point?
>
>
>
> Thanks in advance to the Collective Wisdom for any confirmation or
> correction.
>
>
>
> --
>
> Richard

Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

2013-12-17 Thread Moore, Richard
Richard and Charles

 

You could have "Goretti, Maria, $c Siostra" as an authorised access
point (and therefore also as a variant access point, as here), following
the optional addition of an "Other term of rank, honour or office", at
9.19.1.6.

 

Regards

Richard 

_

Richard Moore 

Authority Control Team Manager 

The British Library

  

Tel.: +44 (0)1937 546806

E-mail: richard.mo...@bl.uk  

 

 

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Subject: Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

 

Richard,

since you are dealing with a person in religion who may wind up being
entered under her given name (Maria), note RDA instructions 9.4.1.8
("Other persons of religious vocation") and 9.2.2.18 ("General
Guidelines on Recording Names Containing Neither a Surname nor a Title
of Nobility"). The effect of these instructions is that "Siostra" is
only recorded as part of the preferred name when the first element of
the preferred name is a given name (in this case, Maria). If you choose
"Maria" as the name by which Siostra Maria is commonly identified, then
you can formulate her preferred name as

100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra

i.e., you record "Siostra" as "an integral part" of her name. If on the
other hand you decide that her name is Maria Goretti, i.e. you choose a
name that contains a surname, there is no provision for recording
"Siostra" as an integral part of the name, and your access point would
be

100 1_ $a Goretti, Maria

Since she is identified as Siostra Maria on your title page, I think you
would be justified in establishing her as

100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra

400 1_ $a Goretti, Maria

right now, this 400 doesn't conflict with any 100, so that would be OK
-- your 400 only matches another 400, which is allowed.

If you feel that "Maria Goretti" is this person's name in religion, i.e.
that Goretti is not her surname, you could add this 400 as well:

100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra
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. 

Charles Croissant

Pius XII Memorial Library, Saint Louis University

 

 

On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 12:18 PM, Stewart, Richard
 wrote:

Hello all,

 

I'd appreciate any thoughts about whether I'm on the right track in
dealing with this name.

 

I'm doing original cataloging of Ciasta i ciasteczka Siostry Marii
(Sister Maria's cakes and cookies).  The author's name appears as
Siostry Marii (genitive case) on the title page and Siostra Maria
Goretti on the verso of the t.p.  So following 9.2.2.2 and 2.2.2,
Siostra Maria would be the preferred form.

 

I can find no biographical information on Siostra Maria, other than that
she apparently runs an orphanage and bakery connected with a basilica in
Poland.  Luckily and to my surprise, the form I have chosen for the
authorized access point, 100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra, does not conflict
with any authorized or variant access points in the NAF.

 

A wrinkle in constructing the variant access point (400 1_ $a Goretti,
Maria, $c Siostra) is that "Goretti" may not be this individual's
surname; rather I suspect that "Maria Goretti" may be her name in
religion honoring Saint Maria Goretti.  Am I right in supposing that I
don't need to worry about this distinction in setting up the access
point?

 

Thanks in advance to the Collective Wisdom for any confirmation or
correction.

 

-- 

Richard A. Stewart

Cataloging Supervisor
Indian Trails Library District
355 Schoenbeck Road
Wheeling, Illinois 60090-4499
USA

Tel: 847-279-2214

Fax: 847-459-4760
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Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

2013-12-17 Thread Jennifer Gullickson
Hi Richard,

I don't know how they do it in other countries, but here in the U.S., the 
person takes on a saint's name as their FIRST name.  Whether the entire name is 
taken is dependent on how well known the saint is or if their order has others 
in the same monastery or priory who have taken the names of other saints with 
the same first name.  You can't very well call for Sr. Maria or Fr. John when 
there are other Sr. Marias or Fr. Johns in the same house and have them know 
which one you mean.  They do, however, retain their own last name, so if 
Siostry Marii just happens to have her own last name the same as St. Maria 
Goretti, then I'd say yes, you could do it the way you plan, but my guess is 
that her name is Siostry Marii Goretti (LAST NAME).  At least that's how the 
Dominicans do it.

Hope that makes sense,
Jennifer

Jennifer Gullickson, MLIS
Assistant Librarian
Dominican Theological Library
Dominican House of Studies
487 Michigan Ave NE
Washington, DC 20017
(202) 495-3822
jgullick...@dhs.edu

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Subject: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

Hello all,

I'd appreciate any thoughts about whether I'm on the right track in dealing 
with this name.

I'm doing original cataloging of Ciasta i ciasteczka Siostry Marii (Sister 
Maria's cakes and cookies).  The author's name appears as Siostry Marii 
(genitive case) on the title page and Siostra Maria Goretti on the verso of the 
t.p.  So following 9.2.2.2 and 2.2.2, Siostra Maria would be the preferred form.

I can find no biographical information on Siostra Maria, other than that she 
apparently runs an orphanage and bakery connected with a basilica in Poland.  
Luckily and to my surprise, the form I have chosen for the authorized access 
point, 100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra, does not conflict with any authorized or 
variant access points in the NAF.

A wrinkle in constructing the variant access point (400 1_ $a Goretti, Maria, 
$c Siostra) is that "Goretti" may not be this individual's surname; rather I 
suspect that "Maria Goretti" may be her name in religion honoring Saint Maria 
Goretti.  Am I right in supposing that I don't need to worry about this 
distinction in setting up the access point?

Thanks in advance to the Collective Wisdom for any confirmation or correction.

--
Richard A. Stewart
Cataloging Supervisor
Indian Trails Library District
355 Schoenbeck Road
Wheeling, Illinois 60090-4499
USA
Tel: 847-279-2214
Fax: 847-459-4760
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Re: [RDA-L] Identifying a person of religious vocation

2013-12-17 Thread Charles Croissant
Richard,

since you are dealing with a person in religion who may wind up being
entered under her given name (Maria), note RDA instructions 9.4.1.8 ("Other
persons of religious vocation") and 9.2.2.18 ("General Guidelines on
Recording Names Containing Neither a Surname nor a Title of Nobility"). The
effect of these instructions is that "Siostra" is only recorded as part of
the preferred name when the first element of the preferred name is a given
name (in this case, Maria). If you choose "Maria" as the name by which
Siostra Maria is commonly identified, then you can formulate her preferred
name as

100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra

i.e., you record "Siostra" as "an integral part" of her name. If on the
other hand you decide that her name is Maria Goretti, i.e. you choose a
name that contains a surname, there is no provision for recording "Siostra"
as an integral part of the name, and your access point would be

100 1_ $a Goretti, Maria

Since she is identified as Siostra Maria on your title page, I think you
would be justified in establishing her as

100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra
400 1_ $a Goretti, Maria

right now, this 400 doesn't conflict with any 100, so that would be OK --
your 400 only matches another 400, which is allowed.

If you feel that "Maria Goretti" is this person's name in religion, i.e.
that Goretti is not her surname, you could add this 400 as well:

100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra
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.

Charles Croissant
Pius XII Memorial Library, Saint Louis University



On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 12:18 PM, Stewart, Richard <
rstew...@indiantrailslibrary.org> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I'd appreciate any thoughts about whether I'm on the right track in
> dealing with this name.
>
> I'm doing original cataloging of Ciasta i ciasteczka Siostry Marii (Sister
> Maria's cakes and cookies).  The author's name appears as Siostry Marii
> (genitive case) on the title page and Siostra Maria Goretti on the verso of
> the t.p.  So following 9.2.2.2 and 2.2.2, Siostra Maria would be the
> preferred form.
>
> I can find no biographical information on Siostra Maria, other than that
> she apparently runs an orphanage and bakery connected with a basilica in
> Poland.  Luckily and to my surprise, the form I have chosen for the
> authorized access point, 100 0_ $a Maria, $c Siostra, does not conflict
> with any authorized or variant access points in the NAF.
>
> A wrinkle in constructing the variant access point (400 1_ $a Goretti,
> Maria, $c Siostra) is that "Goretti" may not be this individual's surname;
> rather I suspect that "Maria Goretti" may be her name in religion honoring
> Saint Maria Goretti.  Am I right in supposing that I don't need to worry
> about this distinction in setting up the access point?
>
> Thanks in advance to the Collective Wisdom for any confirmation or
> correction.
>
> --
> Richard A. Stewart
> Cataloging Supervisor
> Indian Trails Library District
> 355 Schoenbeck Road
> Wheeling, Illinois 60090-4499
> USA
>
> Tel: 847-279-2214
> Fax: 847-459-4760
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Charles Croissant
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Pius XII Memorial Library
Saint Louis University
St. Louis, MO 63108

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