Abstract:

This work examines the modeling of serial publications in Anglo-American cataloging practice from the cataloging codes of the nineteenth century to the IFLA Library Reference Model, focusing on the challenges and implications of the various models. Its coverage moves from the models implicit in earlier cataloging codes, through the explicit models extracted from catalog records in the late twentieth century, to current models that attempt to align with models in neighboring domains. Some complementary and competing models from outside of library cataloging are also included. Then, it addresses the evolving impact of online serials and their displacement of their print analogs as a "canonical" version. It, then, finishes with a modest proposal for realigning the modeling of serials with that of other bibliographic resources.

摘要：

这项工作检查了从 19 世纪的编目代码到 IFLA 图书馆参考模型的英美编目实践中的连续出版物建模，重点关注各种模型的挑战和影响。它的覆盖范围从早期编目规范中隐含的模型，到 20 世纪后期从目录记录中提取的显式模型，再到试图与邻近领域的模型保持一致的当前模型。图书馆编目之外的一些补充和竞争模型也包括在内。然后，它解决了在线连续剧不断变化的影响以及它们作为“规范”版本取代印刷类似物的问题。然后，它以一个适度的建议作为结尾，建议重新调整连续出版物的建模与其他书目资源的建模。