Serials Cataloging
The State of the Art
Published on 31. August 1987
Book
Hardback
184 pages
978-0-86656-619-3 (ISBN)
Description
Serials Cataloging: The State of the Art assesses serials cataloging with special emphasis in two areas: the rules by which the cataloging record is created and the automation of that record. It consists of a series of articles, each dealing with serials work in a different European COMECON country--the Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, the German Democratic Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Romania. Written by serials experts within their respective countries, each chapter presents a unique "view from within."
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Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Inc
Target group
College/higher education
Weight
454 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-86656-619-3 (9780866566193)
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Content
Contents Introduction
THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA
National and International Serial Standards
Serials Cataloguing in Sweden
AACR2: BASIC CONCERNS
AACR2's Effect on Public Services
Serials Cataloging With AACR2: The Primary Problems and Concerns
The Descriptive Cataloging of Serials: Library of Congress' Application of AACR2
Bilingual Serial Cataloguing at the National Library of Canada
POTENTIAL FOR CHANGE
Multiplication of Serial Titles Forever?
Corporate Names as Qualifiers in Uniform Titles
The First Shall Be Last: Earliest Entry Cataloging
Title Changes in an Automated Environment: The Last Shall Be First
SPECIAL APPLICATIONS OF SERIALS CATALOGING
Serials Cataloging From the Union List Standpoint
The Iowa Newspaper Project: A Field Report
AUTOMATION OF SERIALS CATALOGING
The CONSER Editing Guide
Life After Input: Original Serials Cataloging Using OCLC
The Use of RLIN for Serials Cataloging
EDUCATION OF SERIALS CATALOGERS
The Education of Serials Catalogers
Index
THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA
National and International Serial Standards
Serials Cataloguing in Sweden
AACR2: BASIC CONCERNS
AACR2's Effect on Public Services
Serials Cataloging With AACR2: The Primary Problems and Concerns
The Descriptive Cataloging of Serials: Library of Congress' Application of AACR2
Bilingual Serial Cataloguing at the National Library of Canada
POTENTIAL FOR CHANGE
Multiplication of Serial Titles Forever?
Corporate Names as Qualifiers in Uniform Titles
The First Shall Be Last: Earliest Entry Cataloging
Title Changes in an Automated Environment: The Last Shall Be First
SPECIAL APPLICATIONS OF SERIALS CATALOGING
Serials Cataloging From the Union List Standpoint
The Iowa Newspaper Project: A Field Report
AUTOMATION OF SERIALS CATALOGING
The CONSER Editing Guide
Life After Input: Original Serials Cataloging Using OCLC
The Use of RLIN for Serials Cataloging
EDUCATION OF SERIALS CATALOGERS
The Education of Serials Catalogers
Index