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| Document Type: | Book |
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| All Authors / Contributors: |
Richard P Smiraglia |
| ISBN: | 0810840375 9780810840379 |
| OCLC Number: | 46419832 |
| Description: | xviii, 182 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. |
| Contents: | What Is the Nature of a Work? -- The Bibliographic Universe -- Works and the Design of Bibliographic Retrieval Systems -- Works and Texts -- The Digital Imperative: What Is an Electronic Work? -- How Do We Answer the Question: What Is the Nature of a Work? -- The Concept of the Work in Anglo-American Cataloging: An Historical Narrative -- A Multiplicity of Editions -- The "Literary Unit" -- The International Conference on Cataloguing Principles (1961) -- Defining "The Work" -- From Multiplicity to Bibliographic Relationships -- Bibliographic Relationships Give Parameters to the Concept of a Work -- The Humphrey Clinker Effect -- A Taxonomy of Bibliographic Relationships -- A Taxonomy of Derivation -- Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records -- Toward Consensus on the Concept of the Work -- Reflections on the Creative Task: Linguistics, Philosophy, Semiotics, and Bibliography -- Works as Vehicles for Communication -- Volatility of Works--Varieties of Perception in Reception of Works -- Volatility of Texts--Changes in Representation of Works -- Evolution in the Creatorship of Works -- A Work Is a Cultural Phenomenon -- Defining the Work in Quantitative Terms -- Early Research Indicating the Presence of Derivative Bibliographic Relationships -- Research Describing Derivative Bibliographic Relationships -- Works in Libraries -- The Incidence of Derivative Bibliographic Relationships -- Characteristics of Works with Bibliographic Families -- Summarizing the Data -- The Constitution of Bibliographic Families. |
| Responsibility: | Richard P. Smiraglia. |
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