More English Lit. Deweys

Collections in English by Papuans living in Australia

Language - collection - ethnic group - country

82......English
2+authors = Table 3B
....080.... collections in more than one form.
Add from Table 3C
................8 ethnic groups
See Manual T3C-93-99, T3C-9174 vs T3C-8
Add from Table 5
...................9912 Papua New Guineans
Add from Table 2
.............................094 Australia

820.8089912094

820.8089162094 = Collection of English lit. by Irish in Aust.
840.808927044 = Collection of French lit. by Arabs in France

Collections in English from PNG by residents of PNG

Language - collections - country

82.......English
2+authors = Table 3B
....080....Collections in more than one form
Add from Table 3C
.............9 + Table 2
.................953 residence of PNG

820.809953

820.80994 = Collections in English from Australia by Australians.
810.809773 = Collection of US lit. by residents of Illinois
820.80952 = Collection of Eng. lit. by non- Japanese residents of Japan
860.80983 = Collection of Spanish lit. by Chilean authors.
840.8096 = French lit. by residents of Africa
820809415 = Collection of English lit. by Irish in Ireland.

Literature of two or more languages

If 2 languages, use number coming first in 820-890 , unless there are different instructions.

eg, use 880 (not 870 ) for Greek and Latin.

If more than two languages are involved from a language family, use the most specific number that will contain all the languages. eg 830 for English, German, and Dutch, since they are all Germanic languages.

Do not use 820-890 for broad groupings such as Indo-European or for unralated literature. For example, use 808 for collections covering English, French, and Russian (all Indo-European languages), 809 for criticism, 800 for a combination of collections and criticism.

If any one language is predominant, class with that language.

Dewey - Collection of short stories

82 Base number from Schedules for English, the comprehensive number.

....3...Fiction (from Table 3B)

.......08766...Fantasy (from Table 3B)

..................08...Collections (from add table in Table 3B – 102-107)

.......................092...Current period (2000- ) for English lit. (from Table 3C & Period Table at 820)

823.0876608092

Sequels/later eds

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Sequel
500 # # ‡a Sequel to: There was a Time.
700 1 # ‡a Butler, Dorothy, ‡d 1925- ‡t There was a time.

Later ed.
500 # # ‡a Rev. ed. of: Chen Village under Mao and Deng. 2nd ed.
700 1 # ‡a Chan, Anita. ‡t Chen Village under Mao and Deng.

Dewey's for Australian Literature

A823.1.....................1 author fiction to 1889
A823.2.....................1 author fiction 1890-1945
A823.3.....................1 author fiction 1945-1999(20th C)
A823.4.....................1 author fiction 2000-
A821.008.................2+ authors poetry no time period
orA821.0080994?

Parallel title MARC coding

The 2nd section of the title is $b

245 # 3 $a Le Bureau $h[filmstrip] = $b La Oficina = Das Buro

245 # # $a Annual report of the Minister. $n Part II, $p Labour unions = $b Rapport annuel du ministre. Partie II. Syndicats ouvriers.

245 1 # $a International review :$b the journal of the Association = Review internationale

Also add a 246 eg

246 3 1 $a Review internationale

GMD

General material designation Rule 1.1C1

Rule 1.1C1 on General material designation has had changes made to both of its lists. List 1 is used by British agencies and List 2 is the one used by Australia,

Conferences/Expeditions

Rule 21.1B2 (d) (part of Ch. 21 Choice of access points)

Publications reporting the activity of a conference, expedition or event can now be entered under the heading for that activity provided that it appears anywhere in the item being catalogued

043

Use an eg
043 # # $a e-fr---
for:-

650 # 0 $a Mythology, French
650 # 0 $a Poverty $z France
651 # 0 $aFrance $x History

651 # 0 $aCalliope (Qld. : Shire) $x History.

Plates

Ill. covers plates but plates does not cover ill.
It is OK to call plates ill but not all ill. are plates.

eg

300 # # $a [xiv], 271 p., [8] p. of plates : $b ill., ports. ; $c 22 cm.

In the 008 field , because all the illustrations are plates:-
--plates
--portraits

300 $b

AACRII 2.5C2

coats of arms, facsim., forms, geneal. tables, maps , music, plans, portraits.

If none of these is adequate use another term as appropriate, eg.

computer drawings, cross sections, etc.

This means that if graphs are a important you can use it in the $b field.

300 # # $a .... $b GRAPHS ARE NOT ILL. ...

008/23 coding

008/23 code “r” (Regular print reproduction) should not be used for new works, new editions of an existing work, paperback editions or other “normal” reissues of a work. The code is meant to indicate when an item has been re-produced from an existing manifestation, e.g. a photocopy or a facsimile. The code is meant to alert the computer that the re-produced item is not the same as the original it was taken from, and so break any potential match when the record for the re-production seeks to enter the database.

To quote from the MARC21 manual:
008
23 Form of item
r Regular print reproduction
Code r indicates that the item is a reproduction in regular eye-readable print, such as a photocopy.
008/23 = r
500 b/b/ ‡aPhoto-reproduction of 1963 edition

008/07-10 (Date 1)

When cataloguing a continuing resource, 008 positions 07-10 contain the beginning date of the item. If the item bears both a date of publication and an indication of the period covered by the contents (chronological designation) the latter is used in the Date 1 field. When the beginning date covers more than one calendar year, use the last named year, e.g.

008/07-10 = 1989

245 10 ‡aAnnual report for the year ...

260 ‡aNew Delhi :‡bThe Commission,‡c1989-

362 0 ‡a1988-89-