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Standard Cataloging for School and Public Libraries, 4th Edition

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ISBN-10: 1591583780

ISBN-13: 9781591583783

Edition: 4th 2007 (Revised)

Authors: Jean Weihs, Jean Weihs

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In the four years since the current edition came out, there have been new editions of nearly every cataloguing rule and tool to which it refers: the Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, Library of Congress Subject Headings, Sears List of Subject Headings, and Dewey Decimal Classification, to name a few. As only they can, Sheila Intner and Jean Weihs lead the wary and unwary alike, to apply them with competence if not aplomb. Through hundreds of examples, they illustrate cataloging problems and their solutions; they also describe and explain a variety of management decisions, the pros and cons of cataloging alternatives, and the rudiments of how to run a catalog department. They have even…    
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Book details

List price: $55.00
Edition: 4th
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: ABC-CLIO, LLC
Publication date: 9/30/2007
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 296
Size: 7.05" wide x 9.91" long x 0.72" tall
Weight: 0.748
Language: English

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Functions of the Catalog
Searching Beyond Local Catalogs
Rewards of Good Cataloging
A Word About the Figures and Examples
Note
Decisions
Cataloging-in-Publication
Descriptive Cataloging
Subject Cataloging
Classification and Call Number Assignment
Encoding for Computer Entry
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
Description and Access: Standards
Development of Rules for Description and Access
The Basic Descriptive Model
Future Developments
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
Descriptive Cataloging
Applying AACR2-2005 to Materials for Description
Punctuating Bibliographic Descriptions
Summary of Areas of Description
Recommended Reading
Notes
Access Points
Choosing the Headings/Access Points
Establishing Proper Forms for Headings/Access Points
Form of Personal Names
Form of Corporate Body Names
Forms of Geographic Names
Forms of Titles
Cross-References
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
Subject Authorities
Introduction
Subject-Related Standards
Principles of Subject Cataloging
Using Controlled Vocabularies
Subject Headings for Literary Works
Why Use a Subject Authority?
Recommended Reading
Notes
Sears List of Subject Headings
Introduction
Principles of the Sears List
Format of the List
Types of Headings
Cross-References
Subdivisions
Applying Sears
Sears Canadian Companion
Why Use Sears?
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
Library of Congress Subject Headings
Introduction
Principles of LCSH
Format of the List
Types of Subject Headings
Cross-References
Subdivisions
Applying LCSH
Canadian Subject Headings
Problems with LCSH
Why Use LCSH?
LC's Annotated Card Program
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
Classification Systems
Introduction
Organizing Attributes
Classification in North American Libraries
Comparison of DDC and LCC
Call Numbers: Other Shelf Marks
Policy Issues
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
The Dewey Decimal Classification
Background and History
Principles
Format of the Classification Numbers
Editions/Versions of DDC
Copy Classification
The Schedules
Options
The Tables
The Relative Index
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
The Library of Congress Classification
Introduction
Principles
Format of LCC Numbers
Editions/Versions of LCC
Copy Classification
The Schedules
Tables and Subdivision in LCC
Canadian Accommodations
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
Computer Encoding
Introduction
History of the MARC Format
Types of MARC Formats
Governance of the MARC Formats
Elements of MARC Records
Other Markup Languages: Metadata
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
Managing the Catalog Department
Department Policies and Procedures
Management Tasks
Current Issues in Department Management
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Notes
Dealing with Foreign Language Copy for a Library in an English-Language Community
Answers to Exercises
Glossary
Indexes
Topical Index to the Text
Index to Names
Index to Figures and Examples
Type of Media
Access Points
Description
Classification