This shorter edition of the Anglo-American Cataloging Rules has been in the works for twelve years. Once again I would like to express my gratitude to those named in the acknowledgments in the first two editions of the CONCISEAACR2.
GENERAL RULE 0A. Sources of information
TITLE AND STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY AREA 1A. Preliminary rule
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AREA 5A. Preliminary rule
STANDARD NUMBER 8A. Preliminary rule
SUPPLEMENTARY ITEMS
RESOURCES MADE UP OF MORE THAN ONE TYPE OF MATERIAL
FACSIMILES, PHOTOCOPIES, AND OTHER REPRODUCTIONS
If a resource is in a number of separate parts, use the main source for the first part. If there is no first part, use the main source that provides the most information.
TITLE AND STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY AREA
However, do not transcribe introductory words that are not intended to be part of the title. If the title appears in two or more languages, use the one that is in the main language of the bibliographic resource as the correct title.
EDITION AREA Contents
2C1.If the disclaimer applies to one or some editions, but not all, please cite it to identify the edition, if any. If there is no statement of issue, please indicate both the statement of responsibility in the title and the field of statement of responsibility.
SPECIAL AREA FOR SERIALS, MAPS AND OTHER CARTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, AND MUSIC
Discontinued serials. If the serial is discontinued, give the number and/or date of the first issue or part, followed by the number and/or date of the last issue. Sequential tags. If a serial is starting a new system of designation without changing the title, give the first and last number designations under the old system, followed by the first number designation under the new system.
PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC., AREA Contents
If the place of publication, distribution, etc., is uncertain or unknown, omit this element. Give the year of publication, distribution, etc., of the publication mentioned in the publication area (see rule 2B).
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AREA Contents
For all sound recordings, provide the number of sound channels if the information is available. If the object is one or two colors, give the name(s) of the color(s).
SERIES AREA Contents
Transcribe the actual title of the series as found on the bibliographic resource or its container. Provide the numbering or other designation of the bibliographic source within the series if that numbering appears on the item or container.
NOTE AREA Contents
Please provide the make and model of the computer(s) it will run on and any other system requirements relevant to its use (eg amount of memory, operating system name, peripherals). Note the language(s) of the bibliographic source if it is not apparent from the rest of the description. If the bibliographic source for the target group is not obvious from the rest of the description, please list it here.
STANDARD NUMBER Contents
ISSN 0002-9869
RESOURCES MADE UP OF MORE THAN ONE TYPE OF MATERIAL
If a source does not have one main component, follow the rules below and the other rules in this section. If you are using general material marks (see Rule 1C) and the bibliographic resource has a common title, cite "[set]". If the source does not have a common title, provide the appropriate label after each title.
FACSIMILES, PHOTOCOPIES, AND OTHER REPRODUCTIONS
If you have created a default description according to rules 0-11, add entry points (name headings and/or titles) according to the rules in this section to that description to create a catalog item. The rules in this section apply to all forms of library material (print, audiovisual, electronic, etc.) and to monographic, serial and integrative sources. As in lines 0-11, the examples in the following lines are only intended to illustrate the line, not to add to it.
INTRODUCTION 21A. Main and added entries
CHANGES IN TITLES PROPER 22A. Definition
WORKS FOR WHICH ONE PERSON OR CORPORATE BODY IS RESPONSIBLE
COLLECTIONS OF WORKS BY DIFFERENT PERSONS OR BODIES
WORKS OF MIXED RESPONSIBILITY 27A. Scope
RELATED WORKS 28A. Scope
ADDED ENTRIES 29A. General rule
CHANGES IN TITLES PROPER
If the title of a monograph in more than one physical part (for example, a multivolume book) changes from one part to another, use the proper title of the first part as the proper title of the entire monograph. The romance of the tomato : a seven-part instructional film / designed and presented by Gervase Scudamore. If the title of an integrating resource changes, replace the previous title with the new title.
GENERAL RULE
For example, 'The British Museum' is a name and 'a group of concerned citizens' is not; “The Modern Jazz Quartet” is a name and “seven rock superstars” is not. For example, the Henry Madden Library is part of California State University, Fresno; the Home Office is part of the United Kingdom government. If a work doesn't fall into one of the types listed above, or you're not sure if it does, enter it under a person's name or under a title, as appropriate.
WORKS FOR WHICH ONE PERSON OR CORPORATE BODY IS RESPONSIBLE
Main entry under Lancaster Selected Essays / George Orwell Main entry under Orwell. The main entry under the heading for the group. improvisational video performance / children of the universe. Added an entry under the heading for office expenses and state budget revenues. newspapers / National Committee for Prices and Incomes.
WORKS FOR WHICH TWO OR MORE PERSONS OR CORPORATE BODIES ARE RESPONSIBLE
Main entry under Dylan Added entry under Band. Make an additional entry under the heading for the first person or authority named in the main source of information. If four or more editors or translators are listed in the main source of information, make an additional entry under the heading for the first named.
WORKS OF MIXED RESPONSIBILITY
Added item (name/title) under the heading for Innes Roget's Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases. Added entry (name/title; see line 29B8) under the heading for Lucian for Lucius, or, The Donkey. Main entry under the heading for Doyle Added entry under the heading for Hamilton f ) illustrated works.
RELATED WORKS
If there are two or three cooperating persons or bodies, make an additional entry under the heading(s) for the other(s). Added entry (name/title) under the title for Dickens Blue / writers, Meade Roberts, Ronald M. Blue movie screenplay). Added entry (name/title) under the heading for Carroll Writing for Love or Money: Thirty-Five Essays Reprinted from Saturday Literary Review.
ADDED ENTRIES
Main entry under Museum heading (see rule 23B2) Added entry under Hayes heading. Main entry under Peterson Added entry under Society. Main entry under Henning Added entry under Museum.
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL RULE
CHOICE BETWEEN DIFFERENT NAMES 32A. Persons using pseudonyms
GENERAL RULE 33A. Order of elements
ENTRY UNDER SURNAME 34A. General rule
ENTRY UNDER GIVEN NAME, ETC
ENTRY OF ROMAN NAMES
TITLES OF NOBILITY
ADDITIONS TO NAMES THAT DO NOT APPEAR TO BE NAMES
ADDITIONS TO NAMES CONTAINING, OR CONSISTING OF, INITIALS
DATES
31A. Choose as the basis for the heading the name by which a person is commonly known. If a person is identified by a name that does not include a surname: .. a) use the name by which he or she is identified in English-language reference sources. White Antelope (Cheyenne Chief) Queen Elizabeth II. b) if you cannot find the name in English-language reference sources available to you, use the form of the name found in the main sources of information (see Rule 0A) for manifestations of works by that person in his or her language.
GENERAL RULE
Under the first element of the last name, enter whether the woman's language is Czech, French, Hungarian, Italian or Spanish. Others. Fill in under the first element of the compound surname, unless the person's language is Portuguese. If the prefix is not an article, or a preposition, or a combination of both, enter below the prefix.
ENTRY UNDER TITLE OF NOBILITY 35A. Definition
Enter a person with a name without a surname and who is usually not recognized by the noble title under the part of the name under which the person is listed in reference sources. Include any words or phrases commonly associated with the name in the title. Under the part of the name most commonly used as an entry element in modern reference sources, enter Roman from classical times (before AD 476).
ENTRY UNDER INITIALS, LETTERS, OR NUMERALS
ENTRY UNDER PHRASE
If the name is a combination of a name and an address or an address, enter under the name. In the case of a nobleman's or noblewoman's name not entered under a title (see rule 35), add the title of nobility in the person's language if the title or part of the title usually appears with the name in the person's parts or in reference sources. 4 In case of doubt, omit the title. the title Baron Tweedsmuir is not used in most works).
ADDITIONS TO NAMES THAT DO NOT APPEAR TO BE NAMES
ADDITIONS TO NAMES CONTAINING, OR CONSISTING OF, INITIALS
INTRODUCTION 46. GENERAL RULE
INTRODUCTION The names of places are used
GENERAL RULE 46A. Choice of name
To the name of a place that is not one of the above, add the name of the corresponding larger place in which it is located. If the place name is used as an addition, place a comma before the larger place.
CHANGES OF NAME
INTRODUCTION 49. GENERAL RULE
ADDITIONS TO CORPORATE NAMES 51A. General rule
CONFERENCES, CONGRESSES, MEETINGS, ETC
SUBORDINATE BODIES ENTERED DIRECTLY 54. SUBORDINATE BODIES ENTERED SUBORDINATELY
DIRECT OR INDIRECT SUBORDINATE ENTRY 56A. General rule
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL RULE
If the name of a corporate body has changed, create a new heading under the new name for works appearing under that name. Refer from the old heading to the new and from the new heading to the old.
VARIANT NAMES
If the body is identified with a country, state, province, etc., rather than a local place, add the name of that country, state, province, etc. United Methodist Church (Urbana, Ill.) United Methodist Church (Urbana, Ohio) or the name of the institution in which the body is located. If different forms of the name of the same conference appear in the main sources of information, see rule 50.
SUBORDINATE BODIES ENTERED DIRECTLY Enter a subordinate body 7 (including a body created or controlled
If the title is for a number of conferences, do not add the number, date, or location to the title.
SUBORDINATE BODIES ENTERED SUBORDINATELY
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ENTERED SUBORDINATELY
Enter heads of state and other government officials not identified by the name of a specific agency as indicated below. Sovereigns, presidents, heads of state, etc. Give the name of the government followed by the name of the office, the dates of office and the short name of the person. Other government officials. Give the name of the government followed by the name of the office.
INTRODUCTION 58. GENERAL RULE
ADDED ENTRIES AND REFERENCES 61A. Works entered under uniform title
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL RULE
Die Geschichte von Frau Tiggywinkle 3) catalog an ancient work or scripture (see. New Edition of the Babylonian Talmud 4) catalog a collection or selections from. 58B. Do not use uniform titles for work revisions, even if these revisions have different titles. Three Men and a Maid Wodehouse, P.G. The girl on the boat. revised edition of Three Men and a Maid).
INDIVIDUAL TITLES
Three Men and a Maid Wodehouse, P.G. The girl on the boat. revised edition of Three Men and a Maid). other catalogs) and other manifestations of the same work. Choose the title in the original language, unless you are cataloging an earlier work originally written in a language other than Latin (see Rule 59C). When cataloging a portion of the Bible, add "N.T." or "O.T." and, if applicable, the title of the work.
COLLECTIVE TITLES 60A. Complete works
ADDED ENTRIES AND REFERENCES
Make a reference from the name heading and the title, and make an added entry under the title, of each bibliographic resource entered under a name heading and a uniform title.
GENERAL RULE 62A. “See” references
NAMES OF CORPORATE BODIES 64A. “See” references
GENERAL RULE
NAMES OF PERSONS 63A. “See” references
Refer to elements of a name other than the entry element (see rules 33–39) if a person can be claimed under that other element. Various elements of a compound name West, Vita Sackville-. see Sackville-West, Vita Part of adjective after a prefix. see Du Maurier, Daphne Prefix. If the same person is entered in two or more titles, do. see also” references to link those titles. see also Innes, Michael Innes, Michael.
NAMES OF CORPORATE BODIES
Carr, Philippa Holt, Victoria Kellow, Kathleen Plaidy, Jean. make similar references under each of the other headings). Royal and Select Masters Scott Rite (Masonic order). make similar references under each of the other headings). see also later title:. Writers Guild of America, West Writers Guild of America, West. see also previous titles:.
TITLES
The added entry under Dickens (see rule 28) makes "see also". see also Dickens, Charles Oliver Twist. Terms of honor and respect, see also Terms of address; Titles of nobility; Titles of position or post in personal names, 31D. Titles of position or office, see also Terms of address; Terms of honor and respect.
