I wander if the issue could be covered in the principle of
differentiation. How do we relate the transcription of punctuations
included in a title to users' tasks?
Thanks,
Joan Wang
Illinois Heartland Library System
On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 11:34 PM, Heidrun Wiesenmüller <
wiesenmuel...@hdm-stu
If we're voting, I've been lobbying for this since RDA was published, both for
families and fictitious characters. It is against basic authority principles to
have two different access points for the same entity. And I agree with Richard,
the broader LCSH family name terms could certainly coexis
Stephen McDonald said:
>If a fictitious character were established as a 100 in a Name
>Authority Record and you wished to use it as a subject, you would
>have to establish a 650 Subject Authority Record for the fictitious
>person.
I assume you mean a 150 subject authority.
I think this is ridic
Richard Moore said
"I'd also like to see the same treatment for family names. RDA NARs are
supposed to be for more specific family entities, and LCSH for more general,
but works often have very specific family groupings as their subject, and there
is no reason why general and specific authoriti
If a fictitious character were established as a 100 in a Name Authority Record
and you wished to use it as a subject, you would have to establish a 650
Subject Authority Record for the fictitious person. This is explicitly stated
in the LC-PCC-PS, including an example for Jessica Fletcher as a
Sorry everybody, that was supposed to read:
It seems to be agreed that we can use:
346 ## $a laser optical $b NTSC
To indicate the video format of DVDs even though they are digital not
analog.
But where to put aspect ratio? Can we use:
345 ## $a16:9 $b 24 fps
or (for PAL)
345 ## $a
Also re: films on DVD.
It seems to be agreed that we can use:
345 ## $a laser optical $b NTSC
To indicate the video format of DVDs even though they are digital not
analog.
But where to put aspect ratio? Can we use:
345 ## $a16:9 $b 24 fps
or (for PAL)
345 ## $a4:3 $b 25 fps
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