MRIs: AACR2 Rule Interpretations
Chapter 2: Books
2.0 | Revise 2.1C in contents to read: 2.1C. Media terms |
2.0B2 | Delete second sentence.
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2.1 | Change 2.1C in contents to Media terms.
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2.1A1 | Delete third line:
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2.1C | Revise to read: 2.1C Optional addition. Give the appropriate media terms as instructed in 1.1C. Display media terms after title proper, (except for [unmediated : volume : text]), or preceding all descriptive data in accord with International Bibliographic Description (ISBD) Area 0, or substitute icons based on MARC21 fixed fields.
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2.1F | Insert new tenth example: Íslensk-ensk vasa-orđabók / eftir Arnold R. Taylor = Icelandic-English pocket dictionary / by Arnold R. Taylor.
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2.2B1 | Revise examples to read: Second edition . 3 rd edition. New edition, revised and enlarged. 1 st American edition. First illustrated edition, Household ed. (Abbreviation on source) Sechste Auflage Draft. Facsimile edition . New Essex edition. Troisième édition.
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2.2B3 | Revise examples to read: [New edition] [Third edition] [Deuxième édition] |
2.2C1 | Revise examples to read : Economic history of England : a study in social development / by H. O. Meredith. – Fifth edition / by C. Ellis. The well-beloved : a sketch of a temperament / Thomas Hardy. – New Wessex edition / introduction by J. Hillis Miller ; notes by Edward Mendelson. A French and English dictionary / compiled from the best authorities of both languages by Professors De Lolme and Wallace, and Henry Bridgeman. – [New edition] / revised, corrected, and considerably enlarged by E. Roubaud . A short history of the Catholic Church / by Philip Hughes. – Eighth edition / with a final chapter (1966-1974) by E.E. Hales. |
2.2D1 | Revise examples to read: Selected poems / D. H. Lawrence. – [New edition] / edited, with an introduction, by Keith Sagar, reprinted with minor revisions Ireland / edited by L. Russell. Muirhead. – Third edition, Second (corrected) impression. |
2.4D1 | Revise first, third, fourth, and last examples to read: London, England : Macmillan Publishing Company London, UK : Her Majesty’s Stationery Office Taunton, Somerset : Barnicotts Ltd. London [England] : T. Wall and Sons (Ice Cream) Ltd. |
2.4F | Revise examples to read: London, England : Victor Gollancz Ltd., 1951 New York, N.Y. : Dover Publications, 1970. ; London, England : Constable & Company [distributor], 1972. New York, N.Y. : Dell Publishing, [1985], ©1983.
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2.4G1 | Revise second example to read: London [England] : John Lane, 1902, (1907 printing) |
2.5B2 | Delete or abbreviation from the end of the second sentence Revise first sentence of second paragraph to read: Give pages, etc., that are lettered inclusively in the form A-K pages, a-d leaves, etc. Revise first, fourth, ninth and tenth examples to read: 327 pages xvii, 323 pages A-Z pages ( pages lettered A-Z) 32 pages ( pages numbered ‘one,’ ‘two,’ ‘three,” etc.) |
2.5B3 | Revise last sentence to read: When recording the number of unnumbered pages, etc., in a sequence either estimate the number and give it preceded by about , or count the pages and give the number in square brackets. Revise first and third examples to read: 8, vii, about 300, 73 pages [8], 155 pages Note: Bibliography: 6 th preliminary page. |
2.5B4 | Revise examples to read: 48 [96] pages 329 [392] pages |
2.5B5 | Revise example to read: 176 pages ( Pages numbered: 1-xii, 13-176) |
2.5B6 | Delete or abbreviation from the end of the sentence Revise second example to read: pages 713-737 |
2.5B7 | Revise second sentence to read: If the number is not readily ascertainable, estimate the number of pages or leaves and give the estimated number preceded by about . Revise third and fourth examples to read: about 600 pages about 300 leaves |
2.5B8 | Revise examples in subsection a) to read: 1000 pages in various pagings 256 leaves in various foliations Revise examples in subsection b) to read: 226, [44] pages 366, 98, [99] pages Revise subsection c) to read: c) Give 1 volume (various pagings) , 1 case , or 1 portfolio , as appropriate |
2.5B9 | Revise examples to read: 246 pages, 32 pages of plates xvi, 249 pages, [12] leaves of plates x, 32, 73 pages, [1] leaf of plates xii, 24 pages, 212, [43] leaves of plates 323 pages, [19] pages of plates (Contains 16 pages and 3 leaves of plates) |
2.5B10 | Revise second example to read: 230 pages, 25 leaves of plates (some folded) |
2.5B12 | Revise example to read: xii, 35, 35 pages Note: Opposite pages bear duplicate numbering. |
2.5B13 | Revise example to read: 328 pages Note: Pages also numbered 501-828. |
2.5B14 | Revise example to read: ix, 155, 127, x pages |
2.5B15 | Revise example to read: xxiv, 179 + pages Note: Library’s copy imperfect, all pages after page 179 missing. |
2.5B16 | Revise example to read: 3 volumes |
2.5B18 | Revise example to read: 8 volumes in 5 |
2.5B19 | Revise examples to read: 2 volumes (xxxxi, 999 pages) 3 volumes (xx, 800 pages) ( Pages numbered : xx, 1-201; xx, 202-513; xxi, 514-800) |
2.5B20 | Revise example to read: 2 volumes (xvi, 329; xx, 412 pages) |
2.5B22 | Revise third, fifth, and seventh examples to read: 4 volumes of jumbo braille 300 pages of press braille 300 pages of print and braille |
2.5B23 | Revise examples to read: 3 volumes (large print) 342 pages (large print) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
2.5C1 | Revise to read: 2.5C1. If a printed monograph contains illustration(s), give illustration or illustrations , as appropriate. Disregard tables containing only words and/or numbers; illustrated title pages; and minor illustrations. 327 pages : illustrations |
2.5C2 | Delete “or abbreviation(s) ” from first sentence. Revise second example to read: 256 pages : coats of arms, facsimiles, portraits Revise second paragraph and following examples to read: If only some of the illustrations are of a type considered to be important, give illustration or illustrations , as appropriate, followed by the appropriate term(s) in alphabetical order. 230 pages : illustrations, maps, music, portraits 199 pages : illustrations, cross-sections, forms |
2.5C3 | Revise examples to read: : colour illustrations : illustrations, colour maps, portraits (some colour) : illustrations (some colour), maps, plans : illustrations (chiefly colour), plans |
2.5C4 | Revise examples to read: : 48 illustrations : illustrations, 12 maps : illustrations, 3 forms, map |
2.5C5 | Revise to read: 2.5C5. If the item consists wholly or predominantly of illustrations, give all illustrations or chiefly illustrations , as appropriate. : all illustrations Optionally , if the illustrations are all or predominantly of one type, give all [name of type] or chiefly [name of type] , as appropriate. : chiefly maps |
2.5C6 | Revise example to read: : illustrations, colour maps Note: Four maps on 2 folded leaves in pocket.
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2.5E1 | Revise examples to read: 271 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm + 1 answer book 271 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm + 1 volume (37 pages, 19 leaves : coloured maps ; 37 cm) 271 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm + 1 sound disc (25 min. : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, monophonic ; 12 inches)
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2.6B1 | Revise fifth, sixth, eighth, twelfth, and fourteenth examples to read: (Publicación / Universidad de Chile, Departamento de Geología ; número 4) (Occasional papers / University of Sussex Centre for Continuing Education, ISSN 0306-1108 ; number 28) (Olympia Press travellers’ companion series ; number 105) ( Graeco-Roman memoirs, ISSN 0306-9222 ; number 62 ) (Works / Charles Dickens ; volume 12)
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2.7B | Revise second example to read: Title on added title page: Les rats . |
2.7B4 | Revise first example to read: Added title page in Russian. |
2.7B6 | Revise second example to read: “ Also attributed to Jonathan Swift”—Introduction |
2.7B7 | Revise first and second examples to read: “This issue is founded on the second edition, printed by Rudolf Ackermann in the year 1837 (with considerable additions) from The new sporting magazine”—Title page verso. Previous edition: Harmondsworth : Penguin Books, 1950. |
2.7B10 | Revise third example to read: Limited edition of 60 signed and numbered copies. |
2.7B11 | Revise second and third examples to read: “Tables I, II, and III omitted by error from report” now published as supplement (5 pages) and inserted at end. Accompanied by : A demographic atlas of north-west Ireland. 39 pages : coloured maps ; 36 cm. Previously published separately in 1956. |
2.7B18 | Revise first example to read: Bibliography: pages 859-910. Add example:Includes bibliographical references (pages 100-110) and index. |
2.7B19 | Revise example to read: Superintendent of Documents number: HE20-8216:11 |
2.7B20 | Revise first and second examples to read: Library’s copy lacks appendices, pages 245-260. Library has volumes 1, 3-5, and 7 only.
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2.8D1 | Revise examples to read: ISBN 0-901212-04-0 (volume 38) ISBN 0-19-212192-8 (cased). – ISBN 0-19-281123-1 (paperback) ISBN 0-08-019857-0 (set). – ISBN 0-08-019856-2 (volume 1 : paperback) ISBN 0-90002-92-1 (limited edition) : £35 (£30 to members of the Association) ISBN 0-7225-0344-X (paperback) : £8.75 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
2.15A | Give an edition statement as it is found in the item Revise third example to read: Cinquième édition.
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2.17A1 | Revise first, third, fifth, and sixth examples to read: xi, 31 pages x, 32 pages, 90 leaves [160] pages 40 leaves, [8] pages |
2.17B1 | Revise examples to read: : illustrations (woodcuts) : 30 illustrations (cuts) : illustrations (woodcuts, some coloured) : illustrations (woodcuts), portraits : portraits (woodcuts) : portraits (engravings) |
2.17C | Revise second sentence to read: Add the format (folio, quarto, octavo, duodecimo) to the dimensions. Revise examples to read: ; 23 cm (quarto) ; 20 cm (octavo) ; 33 cm (folio) ; 23 cm (quarto) 1 sheet ; 48 x 27 cm
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