At 12:03 PM 7/18/2008, Arakawa, Steven wrote:
This is somewhat implied by the snippet from Marjorie Bloss below, but I'd
be interested in opinions as to whether this model would work:
1. What if OCLC makes RDA available to its subscribers online, as it does
with Bibliographic Formats & Standards
Bernhard Eversberg wrote:
On the other hand, there _remain_ also those cases when someone is
actually after a book, a paper, an opus or an opera, and preferably the
physical object or a complete file (and not just a page or
a part or a snippet). We are used to regard these cases as the
predominan
This is somewhat implied by the snippet from Marjorie Bloss below, but I'd be
interested in opinions as to whether this model would work:
1. What if OCLC makes RDA available to its subscribers online, as it does with
Bibliographic Formats & Standards?
2. OCLC adds an annual surcharge to its sub
James Weinheimer wrote:
That's an important refinement when considering Cutter's questions and
rules. The questions he poses are the questions that people asked only
*after* they had aligned "their intention with a bookish mindset and then
walk[ed] into a library"--and then very probably after p
Fifty years ago we experienced because of these reasons the birth of the
profession of the documentalist but we dug a ditch between our professions
and learned almost nothing from these new paradigms of handling with
information. (Others - like Google - did.)
And now, when internet has come, we h
> -Original Message-
> From: Bernhard Eversberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 1:02 PM
> To: Resource Description and Access / Resource Description
> and Access; Weinheimer Jim
> Subject: Re: [RDA-L] Library of Congress response to LCWG
>
> James Weinheimer wrote:
>
James Weinheimer wrote:
I didn't want a work, expression, manifestation or item. Certainly, I was
searching--but searching for what? Extremely vague things based mainly on
feelings. There was an identification function but nothing related to FRBR
user tasks, and I guess there was a selection par
Kevin M. Randall wrote:
> The FRBR user tasks are:
>
> to find entities that
> correspond to the user's stated search criteria
>
> to identify an entity
>
> to select an entity that
> is appropriate to the user's needs
>
> to acquire or obtain
> access to the en
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