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OBERLIN LCRI CUMULATED 1-43
rev. 12-10
1 The Library of Congress uses the cataloging manual Archival Moving Image Materials rather
than AACR2 chapter 7 for its cataloging of moving image materials.
1.1C:CSB94
Optional addition. General material designation
Amendments 2001 to AACR2 revised rule 1.1C1. Under "List 1," the general
material designation (GMD) "electronic resource" has replaced "computer file." Under
"List 2," the GMD "electronic resources" has replaced "computer file" and the GMD
"cartographic materials" has replaced "globe" and "map."
LC practice: Apply the following GMDs:
electronic resource (applicable to materials cataloged after
November 2001; "computer file" was used for materials cataloged 1989-November 2001)
filmstrip (applicable to materials cataloged before 1992)
Materials)
graphic (applicable to materials cataloged according to Graphic
microform
motion picture (applicable to materials cataloged according to
Chapter 7 of AACR2; not applicable to materials cataloged according to Archival Moving
Image Materials)
slide (applicable to materials cataloged before 1992)
sound recording
transparency (applicable to materials cataloged before 1992)
videorecording (applicable to materials cataloged according to
Chapter 7 of AACR2; not applicable to materials cataloged according to Archival Moving
Image Materials)
Do not apply the options in 6.5B1, 7.5B1, and 11.5B1 that permit specific
materials designations to be shortened when they are repetitious of GMDs.
1.1D2:CSB84
Parallel titles
LC practice: Record parallel titles in accord with the provisions for a
second-level description, including items issued in the United States.
1.1E:CS44
Other title information
If subordinate titles (e.g., appendices or other subsidiary texts) appear
before a statement(s) of responsibility, record them as other title information.