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AACR2

Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, 2nd Edition (Non-Revised)

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Members of this Task Force had participated in some of the NISTF discussions as well as those at LC, whose Joint Committee on Specialized Cataloging was working on revisions to AACR2. Identifying opinion leaders and elites: a longitudinal design by Davis, Susan E. / Library Trends Taylor & Paff (1986) found that changes of name and title headings required by the implementation of AACR2 in the catalog of a medium-sized academic library were in line with projections made by Taylor in her 1980 study of a similar library (Dowell, 1982). The progress of theory in knowledge organization by Smiraglia, Richard P. / Library Trends To the librarian, for example, the word "catalog" has an implicit relationship to MARC and AACR2 that never occurs to the historian, educator, or engineer, who ask in meeting after meeting what those (or other) acronyms stand for in a vain hope that the words representing those initials will convey something approximating a comprehensible explanation. Project Ethnography: An Anthropological Approach to Assessing Digital ... by SEADLE, MICHAEL / Library Trends More results

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Members of this Task Force had participated in some of the NISTF discussions as well as those at LC, whose Joint Committee on Specialized Cataloging was working on revisions to AACR2.

Identifying opinion leaders and elites: a longitudinal design by Davis, Susan E. / Library Trends

Taylor & Paff (1986) found that changes of name and title headings required by the implementation of AACR2 in the catalog of a medium-sized academic library were in line with projections made by Taylor in her 1980 study of a similar library (Dowell, 1982).

The progress of theory in knowledge organization by Smiraglia, Richard P. / Library Trends

To the librarian, for example, the word "catalog" has an implicit relationship to MARC and AACR2 that never occurs to the historian, educator, or engineer, who ask in meeting after meeting what those (or other) acronyms stand for in a vain hope that the words representing those initials will convey something approximating a comprehensible explanation.

Project Ethnography: An Anthropological Approach to Assessing Digital ... by SEADLE, MICHAEL / Library Trends

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