6.1.7.0.1

I assume the particular example is of a resource identifier in conjunction with an access point. If so, I'd expect to see the order reversed, i.e., Continued by: University of Western Australia law review = ISSN 0042-0328. -- Beth Guay Monographs/Continuing Resources Cataloger McKeldin

Re: 6.1.7.0.1

I would guess this represents a confusion between the pattern in Area 8 of ISBD(CR) [ISSN = Key title] and the pattern in Area 7 [Key title = ISSN]. Ed Jones National University (San Diego) -Original Message- From: Resource Description and Access / Resource Description and Access

What is an embedded description?

re: RDA Chap. 6 Can anyone explain what an embedded description is? I don't think I understand. But one idea I have... do the other conventions for recording relationships assume that there is a separately existing description/record for the related resource, and that an embedded description

Re: What is an embedded description?

What is the difference then between the citation and the embedded description? The citation can be as brief as the access point (6.1.3.0.2) or it can include much more (6.1.3.0.3, the examples show ISBD punctuation as well). The embedded description can be fill or it can be abbreviated. So

Re: What is an embedded description?