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Part II Headings, Uniform Titles and References Prepared By : David A. Cabonero, R.L. MALS

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Page 1: Lecture 6 Headings

Part II Headings, Uniform

Titles and References

Prepared By : David A. Cabonero, R.L.

MALS

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Choice of Access pointsWhat are access points? These are the headings entered in

a catalog. Examples are: author entry heading subject entry headings title entry heading added entry headingsNote: One of these headings is the

main entry heading, usually the author entry heading.

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Author as main entry headingThe author’s name is written in an

inverted order, that is, family name first followed by given name then middle name.

Examples:Day-Lewis, Carol (Compound surname)dela Cruz, Juan (Filipino)Cruz, Felipe dela (Spanish)de Castro, Noli (Filipino)

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Personal authorshipA personal author is the person

chiefly responsible for the creation of the intellectual or artistic content of a work. Therefore, the author is the main entry heading.

Example:The sun also rises / by Ernest Hemingway Main entry heading: Hemingway, Ernest

I.F. Stone’s newsletter Main entry heading: Stone, I.F.

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Entry under corporate bodyA corporate body is an organization or

a group of persons that is identified by a particular name and that acts, or may act, as an entity.

Examples:SMU Monthly Accession List of New BooksMain entry heading: Saint Mary’s University. Library.World Health OrganizationUnesco

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More examplesPhilippine Librarians Association,

Inc.European Economic CommunityJesuits (not Society of Jesus)Poor Clares (not Order of St.

Claire)St. Louis University. Research

Center

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Armed ForcesPhilippines. Navy.Philippines. Army.Philippine National PoliceUnited States. Marine Corps.United Kingdom. Royal Marines.Canada. Canadian Armed Forces.

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Government OfficialsUnited States. President (1953-1961 :

Eisenhower)United Kingdom. Prime Minister

(1979-1990 : Thatcher)Russia. Sovereign (1894-1917 :

Nicholas II)Spain. Sovereign (1886-1931 :

Alfonso XIII)Philippines. President (1994- :

Macapagal-Arroyo)

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Conferences

Format: Conference name (Number :

Date : Location)

Example: Regional Conference on Mental

Measurements of the Blind (1st : 1951 Feb. 11-15 : Perkins Institution)

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More examples on conferences

Symposium on Glaucoma (1966 : New Orleans, L.A.)

Louisiana Cancer Conference (2nd : 2006 : Chicago, Ill.)

World Peace Congress (2nd : 2000 : Switzerland)

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For Geographic NamesRepublic of the PhilippinesMain entry heading: Philippines

LeuvenMain entry heading: LouvainNote: Use the English form

Republique FrancaiseMain entry heading: France

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Entry Under TitleEnter a work under its title proper

when:a) The personal authorship is

unknown or diffuse, and the work does not emanate from a corporate body;

In short, you cannot find the author or there is no author indicated on the book.

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Entry Under TitleEnter a work under its title proper

when:b) It is a collection of works by

different persons or bodies.This means that the book is just a

collection of article or research and that the cataloger cannot determine the personal author of the book.

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Entry Under TitleEnter a work under its title proper

when:c) There are more than three authors

or the responsibility of the person is just editor or compiler.

This means the person responsible for the creation of the artistic content of the book can no longer be determined.

Note: The format should be hanging indention

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Uniform Titles: Sacred ScripturesBible. Gospels.Bible. O.T. Genesis. FilipinoBible. O.T. (for Old Testament)Koran. English.TalmudTripitakaVedas

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Uniform Titles: Laws, Etc.

United Kingdom [Laws, etc.]Philippines [Republic acts]Philippines [Fire code]California [Agricultural code]Philippines [Family code]United Kingdom [Licensing

acts]

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1. Pursue Achievable Goals

2. Keep Genuine Smiles

Now we move on the DDC