The FRBR Model As Applied to Continuing Resources

Jones, Ed

doi:10.5860/lrts.49n4.227

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“…Unfortunately, FRBR implementations thus far include only relatively small subsets of the available bibliographic universe of records, and none of the production versions of these products contain any serial works or expressions. 72 …”

Section: Lrts 51(3)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Serials and Multiple Versions, or the Inexorable Trend toward Work-Level Displays

Allgood¹

2007

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The proliferation of multiple versions for bibliographic works presents numerous challenges to the cataloger and, by extension, to the catalog user. Fifteen years after the Multiple Versions Forum held inThis paper will examine the MulVer problem with regard to serial resources and will consider both the Joint Steering Committee for Revision of AngloAmerican Cataloguing Rules (JSC) mandate to revise AACR2 and the growing influence of the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) model.2 As my conclusions are aimed at current and developing solutions to the MulVer problem, the literature I cite was written largely within the last fifteen years. The paper calls for online public access catalog (OPAC) displays allowing users to more easily understand and navigate the rich, complex collections librarians assemble.Unless otherwise noted, the term "users" refers to external library users rather than to library staff members. For library staff members or internal library users, manifestation-level detail is necessary for ordering, record identification,

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Section: Lrts 51(3)mentioning

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Serials and Multiple Versions, or the Inexorable Trend toward Work-Level Displays

Allgood¹

2007

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“…An example, cited by Jones, is Online Information Review, which does not appear anywhere on the Emerald site under its earlier title, Online and CD-ROM Review, even though some of the issues available on the site were originally published under that title. 32 Because individual titles are searchable within ORR, it provides better title-level access than the vendor's own site. This is a decided advantage, since journal articles are cited using the title of the journal at the time of publication.…”

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<i>FRBR</i> Principles Applied to a Local Online Journal Finding Aid

Naun¹

2007

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“…Much is appearing in the library literature about deploying FRBR concepts [71,72,73,74,75]. There is excitement around the Research Library Group's RedLightGreen [76] and OCLC's work-based catalog investigations such as Curioser [77].…”

Section: Revitalizing Catalogs For the Communities They Servementioning

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Kako racionalizirati katalogizacijo in izboljšati funkcionalnost sistema COBISS

Seljak¹

2009

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The FRBR Model As Applied to Continuing Resources

Cited by 19 publications

References 3 publications

Serials and Multiple Versions, or the Inexorable Trend toward Work-Level Displays

Serials and Multiple Versions, or the Inexorable Trend toward Work-Level Displays

<i>FRBR</i> Principles Applied to a Local Online Journal Finding Aid

Kako racionalizirati katalogizacijo in izboljšati funkcionalnost sistema COBISS

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