more on our small
segment of the world.
Larry
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On Wed, December 4, 2013 12:53 pm, Kevin M Randall
. I am sure that others can think of other uses of the
information to an alert user.
Larry
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omplete sequences of pages
(whether paginated or not), as one does in the description of early
printed materials and in using DCRM(B)?
Thank you,
Larry
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Would you be willing to share your document once you have finalized it?
We are slowly moving towards ETD, and it sounds like your document would
be quite helpful.
Thank you,
Larry Creider
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As a medievalist, I would like to think that "i.e." and "e.g." are more
widely understood in Latin script languages than "that is" and "for
example" (loose translation). Is there any on-anecdotal evidence that
such is the case?
Larry
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tury) that are foliated
rather than paginated. That is, only side of the leaf is numbered even
though both sides contain printing.
Thank you,
Larry
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u cite, it was probably authorized for public use by
the Privy Council and its text was authorized for use in the readings in
the Church of England's Book of Common Prayer later by Act of Parliament.
Larry
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would well to
involve historians of the book and other materials in the discussion.
Larry
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published. I don't think that either the
printout or the e-version could be considered published unless it was
placed on the web.
Larry
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Very nice post. I've made a comment on your point 3 below. It's always
nice to see another medievalist in our profession.
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Wor
I agree completely. Of course, "page 4 of cover" is no clearer. Can we
argue about "back cover" vs. "back of cover?" :-)
Larry
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(according to
the custom prevailing in European universities prior to the 19th century)
under the praeses (the faculty moderator) unless the authorship can be
well authenticated."
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And all this helps the public how?
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On Mon, November 26, 2012 9:19 am, Brenndorfer, Thomas
uld
be true for both the short and the long term. Can someone explain how
that would not happen?
I'm not fond of the latest issue for continuing resources, but at least
there is a conceptual difference between a continuing resource in paper or
electronic format and a serial.
Thank you,
thout folks blaming it for poor implementation by
others.
Besides, Heidrun's project is gravy. It does not retrieve everything that
is relevant, but I have not met a system yet that does. Her work
retrieves more, and that is progress.
Larry
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Archives a
Yes, point taken. The increased granularity is wonderful. Of course, you
have more faith in system vendors and, say, OPAC committees than I have.
Larry
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arly
years of AACR2 before common sense hit.
The drive towards greater granularity will make the RDA data more useful
to computer manipulation than AACR2. If RDA is to be an improvement on
AACR2, however, intelligibility and plain prose should be goals.
Larry
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ebrew text should be the touchstone for the text of the Old Testament.
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On Mon, May 9, 2011 9:38 am, Mark Ehlert wrote:
> For what i
Even so, I think FRBR and WEMI are great improvements
over their predecessors, just as the new Statement of International
Cataloguing Principles is a great improvement over the Paris Principles.
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Comments interpolated below.
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On Sat, December 18, 2010 8:46 am, Karen Coyle wrote:
> Quoting Deborah Fritz :
>
> What I u
finished sounds like rushing to me.
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On Wed, September 1, 2010 8:57 am, Bernhard Eversberg wrote:
> and Laurence S. Creider wrote:
>
>
approved by CC:DA but is under discussion pending a vote. Some changes
have already been identified that will be made in the report.
Larry Creider, Chair of the Task Force for the ISBD Consolidated Edition,
Draft 2010
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would have been
lost.
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On Sat, May 15, 2010 5:09 pm, J. McRee Elrod wrote:
>>.. will RDA include DCRB (Descriptive Cataloging of Rar
them to be in agreement with RDA.
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On Fri, May 14, 2010 12:58 pm, Márcia Rodrigues wrote:
> Hello!
> I'm librarian in Brazil
implement
RDA when it is published in June 2010, I cannot imagine LC implementing it
until late spring of 2011. In the meantime, others will be developing
training materials that may be helpful if not definitive.
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gory. The others need to very thoughtful about how they
present their arguments, for their rhetoric will play a large part in
determining how seriously their ideas are taken by others.
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web and
not be specific enough to be usable by existing libraries without at least
one volume of instructions.
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On Mon, November 10, 2008 5
en digitized will be lost as part of
our cultural heritage, as material that did not make the transition from
scroll to codex was lost. That will not be in our lifetimes, however.
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mpact on the form of catalogs
would be a good idea.
I think that Jonathan Rochkind made a better reply to Bob's point about
authority records than I could.
I am learning a great deal from the comments of others. Thanks.
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Jonathan Rochkind and Kevin Randall are correct. I was simply not
thinking clearly.
Laurence S. Creider
On Mon, June 2, 2008 3:30 pm, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
> Robert Maxwell wrote:
>> [R Maxwell] I do not agree that authority records in some form will
>> still be needed
on, and I think that we are
getting a better idea of what RDA and (perhaps even FRBR) will need to
encompass as we tackle these issues.
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se to despair about the future
of the organization of information.
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