Ours Should Be to Reason Why: Descriptive Cataloging Research in 1990.
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1991
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| author | Lambrecht, Jay H. |
| author_facet | Lambrecht, Jay H. Lambrecht, Jay H. |
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| contents | Ours Should Be to Reason Why: Descriptive Cataloging Research in 1990. Lambrecht, Jay H. Audio Equipment Cataloging Conference Proceedings Library Automation Library Materials Library Research Library Technical Processes Literature Reviews Maps Microforms Serials Reviews the literature published in 1990 that deals with descriptive cataloging. Topics discussed include the theory and general practice of cataloging; materials in special forms, including serials, conference proceedings, cartographic materials, sound recordings, computer files, and microforms; the impact of automation; authority control; retrospective conversion; and the role of catalogers. (65 references) (LRW) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1991 |
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| spellingShingle | Ours Should Be to Reason Why: Descriptive Cataloging Research in 1990. Lambrecht, Jay H. Audio Equipment Cataloging Conference Proceedings Library Automation Library Materials Library Research Library Technical Processes Literature Reviews Maps Microforms Serials Ours Should Be to Reason Why: Descriptive Cataloging Research in 1990. Lambrecht, Jay H. Audio Equipment Cataloging Conference Proceedings Library Automation Library Materials Library Research Library Technical Processes Literature Reviews Maps Microforms Serials Reviews the literature published in 1990 that deals with descriptive cataloging. Topics discussed include the theory and general practice of cataloging; materials in special forms, including serials, conference proceedings, cartographic materials, sound recordings, computer files, and microforms; the impact of automation; authority control; retrospective conversion; and the role of catalogers. (65 references) (LRW) |
| title | Ours Should Be to Reason Why: Descriptive Cataloging Research in 1990. |
| topic | Audio Equipment Cataloging Conference Proceedings Library Automation Library Materials Library Research Library Technical Processes Literature Reviews Maps Microforms Serials |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ431634 |