Regarding Ruth Gruber's book, Witness for those using Weine, what
call number did you use? Thank you.
Amy Kaplan, Librarian
Bell Library, Congregation Beth El
8000 Main Street
Voorhees, NJ 08043
(856)675-1166, ext. 305
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Use 123.3 Evel Rabbati(Evel Rabbati. This tractate is about laws and
customs pertaining to death and mourning, and is sometimes euphemistically
called Semakhot ("joy"). ) For more information do a Google search - "Evel
Rabbati"
David
David Elazar Rishon LeZion, Israel
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Dear Friends,
I have a copy of the tractate Mourning (Semahot) from the Yale
Judaica Series. I am using Elazar for cataloging and I do not see
any heading for this tractate in the 100s. What call number should
I give this?
Thank you,
Eileen Polk, Librarian
Prentis Memorial Library
Temple
I have a question about cataloging a book of festschrift; a
collection of essays about no particular subject - just on topics
that the honoree, a rabbi, was interested in. How does one handle these?
(We use Weine). Thanks in advance...
Andrea Rapp
Wise Temple, Cincinnati
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Where would you put, in Elazar, Jewish Cowboys and Jews among
theIndians? The state breakdowns don't really help since the areas covered
in books overlap.
Any ideas?
Joann Lesser
Librarian
Adas Israel Congregation
Washington, DC
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I would like to ask others how you catalog a book such
as "What Did They Think Of the Jews?" edited by Allan
Gould or other works (such as "Ezra Stiles and the
Jews") which give the views of non-Jews about Jews and
Judaism. These views may be hostile or philosemitic.
Do you use one call number for
I was interested in learning how each of you catalogs series, individually
or as one number and multi volumes. The question arises particularly
around Tanach - I have seen commentaries cataloged by the book-i.e. all the
Genesis commentaries together, and also by the series-Anchor bible
togethe
Dear Wendy,
Looking toward the future, my first question would be:
Do you think that the adult library would want/need to
share the on-line (automated) catalog with the
children's library at some time?
If so, then I would recommend using the adult subject
headings, with the subfield "v" denoting
There could be problems in authority control, because
sometimes the "adult" subject headings and the
"children's" subject headings disagree.
So "X" may be a perfectly good "adult" subject
heading, but is not the valid "children's" heading
(and vice versa).
So your catalog might look something like
At 00:11 06/04/04, you wrote:
>I am beginning to automate my library manually and the children's library
>is separate from the adult. There is no adult librarian and I don't forsee
>there being one in the near future.
>
>When I am entering subjects in the MARC records, do I use the adult
>subject
I work part-time (4 hours) a week in my temple's library as the children's
librarian. (I am a certified school librarian and also work full-time in a
public school).
I am beginning to automate my library manually and the children's library
is separate from the adult. There is no adult librari
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