Cataloguing Practice AACR-II
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Book Details
- Publisher: Ess Ess Publication
- ISBN: 8170002077
- Year of Publication: 1996
- Language: English
- Binding: HardBound
- Pages: 240
About the Book
This book is a continuation of practical cataloguing studies based on AACR-II and focuses on advanced and specialized aspects of library cataloguing. It has been designed to help students and cataloguers understand important practical applications of AACR-II, particularly in areas such as subject headings, corporate bodies, uniform titles, motion pictures, serial publications, pseudonyms, and editorial works.
The publication provides a detailed introduction to AACR-II and brings together important cataloguing rules in a single, accessible volume. Numerous practical examples have been included to help readers understand and solve complex cataloguing problems more effectively. The explanations are presented in a simple and direct style so that students can easily grasp the principles and practical techniques involved in preparing catalogue entries.
Special emphasis has been placed on making the concepts of practical cataloguing understandable and useful for students pursuing B.Lib.Sc. and M.Lib.Sc. courses as well as for practicing cataloguers and library professionals. The book encourages readers to develop a clear understanding and sustained interest in the subject of library cataloguing while helping them confidently consult and apply AACR-II standards in library work.
This publication serves as a valuable academic and practical reference resource for students, teachers, librarians, and professionals involved in technical processing and library cataloguing.

