دانلود کتاب Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (Frbr): Hype or Cure-All?

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Cover......Page 1
Half Title......Page 2
Title Page......Page 3
Copyright Page......Page 5
Table of Contents......Page 6
Dedication......Page 16
FRBR: Hype or Cure-All?Introduction......Page 18
A Journeyfrom "Real World Entities" to the Lies of Language......Page 19
Paradise Lost......Page 21
The Dayafter Tomorrow......Page 22
Flawsin FRBR?......Page 24
The Present Collection......Page 27
Notes......Page 28
Works Cited......Page 29
The Origins of the IFLA Study on Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records......Page 32
Introduction......Page 33
Stockholm Conference......Page 34
Establishment of the Study......Page 36
Terms of Reference......Page 38
Description of Study and Revision Processes......Page 40
User-Focused Study......Page 45
Entity-Relationship Model......Page 46
Entities of Work, Expression, Manifestation, and Item......Page 47
Conclusion......Page 49
Works Cited......Page 50
Purpose and Scope......Page 52
Requirements......Page 53
Glossary......Page 54
Extending FRBR to Authorities......Page 56
Works Cited......Page 64
Modeling Subject Access: Extending the FRBR and FRANAR Conceptual Models......Page 66
Revisiting the Entities......Page 67
Reviewing the Repertoire of Attributes......Page 69
Extending the Relationships......Page 72
Note......Page 77
Works Cited......Page 78
rdfs: frbr-Towards an Implementation Model for Library Catalogs Using Semantic Web Technology......Page 80
Context and Motivation: Ways Out of the Golden Cage .........Page 81
... Into the Semantic Web......Page 83
How to getthere: A Proposal!......Page 86
... And the Benefits of Doingso......Page 88
Works Cited......Page 91
Selected Bibliography for Further Reading......Page 92
Cataloguing of Hand Press Materials and the Concept of Expressionin FRBR......Page 94
Basic Facts forHand Press Production......Page 95
Notes......Page 102
Woeks Cited......Page 103
The Austlit Gateway and Scholarly Bibliography: A Specialist Implementation of the FRBR......Page 104
Works Cited......Page 118
Musical Works in the FRBR Model or "Quasi la Stessa Cosa":Variations on a Theme by Umberto Eco......Page 120
Theme......Page 121
Variation #1: A Matter of Entities......Page 122
Variation #2: A Matter of Outer Boundaries......Page 124
Variation #3: A Matter of Inner Boundaries......Page 128
Variation #4: A Matter of Interrelated Ideas and Signs......Page 134
Variation #5: A Matter of Identification through Concentric Information Accretion......Page 135
Works Cited......Page 140
Paradigma: FRBR and Digital Documents......Page 142
The Paradigma Project......Page 143
The Norwegian Internet Domain......Page 144
Access Strategy......Page 145
The Frbr Model as a Foundation......Page 146
Agent Objects......Page 147
MAVIS......Page 148
The Needfor Aggregate Mechanisms......Page 149
Structural Aggregate Relationships......Page 152
Aggregate Properties......Page 153
Identified Aggregate Classes......Page 154
Variant Class......Page 155
Update Class......Page 156
Fragment of Class......Page 157
Aggregates as Distinct Model Objects......Page 158
Putting Aggregate Mechanisms to Use......Page 159
Dynamic Documents......Page 160
Specific Documents......Page 161
Known Documents......Page 162
Creating Works......Page 163
Conclusion......Page 164
Works Cited......Page 165
"Such Stuff as Dreams Are MadeOn": How Does FRBR Fit Performing Arts?......Page 168
Introduction......Page 169
Performing Arts and the Anglo-American Cataloging Tradition......Page 172
The Theatrical Arts in Anglo-American Codes......Page 174
"Mixed Responsibility" as the Modelfor Theatrical Arts......Page 176
Transformations (Modifications, or Mere Reproductions?) from One Medium to Another......Page 177
Libretti, or, Whatdoes a Writer Have to Do to Get a Main Entry?......Page 180
Conclusion......Page 181
a. The Dance Heritage Coalition's Authority Records for ChoreographicWorks......Page 182
b. Treatment of Performing Arts at BibliothèqueNationale de France......Page 183
Can We Provide Modeling for Live Performance Creations By Using FRBR?......Page 184
Works Cited......Page 190
Appendix. Four Expressions: How Many Works?......Page 192
Folklore Requirements for Bibliographic Records: Oral Traditions and FRBR......Page 196
Introduction......Page 197
The Notion of Oral Tradition Work (OTW)......Page 198
To Draw Attention to Versions Themselves and to Their Relationships......Page 200
To Acknowledge the Oral Nature and the Traditional Nature of OTW......Page 202
To Promote Intangible Cultural Heritage......Page 204
To Acknowledge the Intellectual Property Rights......Page 205
To Refloat the Sunken Works......Page 206
Pre-Colonial and Colonial FRBR Schemas......Page 207
Versions and Expressions......Page 208
Conclusion......Page 210
Notes......Page 211
Works Cited......Page 212
FRBR and Cataloging for the Future......Page 214
Cataloging Principles and FRBR......Page 215
FRBR Applications to Cataloging......Page 216
FRBR, MARCRecords, and Future Cataloging Systems......Page 217
Increased Interoperabilityand Increased Accessibility to Bibliographic Data and Items......Page 218
Combining Bibliographic Description withItems (FRBR User Tasks)......Page 219
Next Steps......Page 220
Works Cited......Page 222
Slovenian Cataloguing Practice and Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records: A Comparative Analysis......Page 224
Introduction......Page 225
Paris Principles, AIK67, and PPIAK......Page 226
Literary Unit vs. Bibliographic Unit......Page 228
From Catalogue Entries to Bibliographic Records......Page 230
Cutter's Rules-The Shadow from the Past as Inspiration for the Future......Page 231
Requirements for National Bibliographic Records......Page 233
Data Elements for National Bibliographic Records:FRBR Requirements Compared to Slovenian Cataloguing Practice......Page 234
Records of the Slovenian National Bibliography Which IncludeFewer Elements Than Required by FRBR......Page 241
Conclusion and Recommendations......Page 242
Notes......Page 243
Works Cited......Page 244
Implementation of FRBR: European Research Initiative......Page 246
Elag (European Library Automation Group) Contributions......Page 247
Future Research Topics......Page 249
By Way of Conclusion......Page 252
Works Cited......Page 253
FRBRizing OCLC's WorldCat......Page 256
The OCLC FRBRWork-Set Algorithm......Page 257
Results......Page 259
Augmented Works......Page 260
Translations......Page 263
Revised Works......Page 264
Aggregate Works......Page 265
Works Cited......Page 267
Implementing the FRBR Conceptual Approach in the ISIS Software Environment: IFPA (ISIS FRBRPrototype Application)......Page 270
Functionalties and Interfaces......Page 271
The DOS CUI Interface......Page 272
The WINISIS and the Web GUI Interface......Page 275
The Database Structure......Page 278
Relationships......Page 281
Managing the Relationships Between Records......Page 284
FRBR Package Internationalisation......Page 285
Notes......Page 286
Works Cited......Page 287
FRBR Display Tool......Page 288
Background......Page 289
A Detailed Look at the FRBR Display Tool......Page 290
The FRBR Display Tool's Future Use and Possible Implementations......Page 292
Current Use of the FRBRDisplay Tool......Page 294
Example......Page 295
Notes......Page 300
XOBIS-An Experimental Schema for Unifying Bibliographicand Authority Records......Page 302
Incite or Insight?......Page 303
XOBIS - The XML Organic Bibliographic Information Schema......Page 304
Relationships and Functionality......Page 306
Delineation, Homogeneity, and Optimization (Principal Elements)......Page 308
Derivation, Instantiation, and Versions......Page 310
Identification......Page 312
Disambiguation (Qualification and Substitution)......Page 313
Variation (Equivalence and Subsumption)......Page 314
Recursion......Page 315
Basic Structure of XOBIS......Page 316
FRBR Comparison......Page 318
Projection......Page 319
Works Cited......Page 320
Index......Page 322