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Full ISBD Examples
Supplement to the
consolidated edition of theISBD: International Standard Bibliographic
Description
Compiled by the ISBD Examples Study Group
for the ISBD Review GroupOriginal edition: August 2011
Revised: February 2013
http://www.ifla.org/en/isbd-rgFull ISBD Examples 2011
3CONTENTS
Introduction to the examples for the Consolidated edition ....................................................................
... 5Specification of the examples for the Consolidated edition ...................................................................... 7
Full ISBD Examples by Language of Cataloguing .....................................................................
.............. 9 Arabic ................................................................. ................................................................................. 10 Chinese ................................................................ ............................................................................... 21 Croatian ............................................................... ............................................................................... 29 Danish ....................................................................... .......................................................................... 35 Dutch .................................................................. ................................................................................. 43 English ...................................................................... .......................................................................... 47 Finnish ................................................................ ................................................................................ 61 French ....................................................................... .......................................................................... 69 German ................................................................. .............................................................................. 77 Italian ........................................................................ ........................................................................... 89 Japanese ................................................................... ......................................................................... 97 Korean ................................................................. ............................................................................. 109 Portuguese ............................................................. ............................................................................ 119 Russian ..................................................................... ........................................................................ 125 Spanish ....................................................................... ...................................................................... 139 Swedish ....................................................................... ..................................................................... 152Full ISBD Examples 2011
Introduction to the examples for the Consolidated edition This supplement to the consolidated edition of the International Standard Bibliographic Description (ISBD) provides full examples in sixteen languages of cataloguing, i.e., the languages used fornotes and other non-transcribed parts of the description. The purpose of the supplement is to make
it easy to understand the structure of the ISBD and to improve efficiency in the practical application
of the consolidated edition of the ISBD. A preliminary edition of the supplement was publishedonline in late 2009. With the revision of the consolidated ISBD in 2011, it was necessary to revise
the Examples supplement. As a result, the new ISBD Examples Study Group prepared tentative text for content form and media type in Area 0 for the examples in the previous version of this document. In addition, some of the examples were put into paragraph format instead of tabular format to demonstrate the differences in display. The examples were sent to those who prepared the original examples, asking them to translate the tentative Area 0s into the language and script of the catalogue record and to change any other parts of the record that may have to be changed by the ISBD revision. In some cases, new examples were supplied for this version. If the person who prepared the examples originally was not available, we obtained the name of a substitute person. Those who worked on this edition were:Arabic Ola Omar Bibliotheca Alexandrina
Chinese Ben Gu National Library of China
Croatian Mirna Willer University of Zadar, Croatia Danish Hanne Hørl Hansen Dansk BiblioteksCenter Dutch Tom Pols Koninklijke Bibliotheek, Netherlands English Judith A. Kuhagen Library of Congress, USA Finnish Eeva Murtomaa National Library of Finland French Joëlle Bellec Bibliothèque nationale de France Italian Enrica Vadalà Biblioteca Umanistica, Università di Firenze, Italy Japanese Takahiro Watanabe Cataloging Committee, Japan Library AssociationKorean Jaesun Lee National Library of Korea
Portuguese Rosa Maria Galvão Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal Russian Natalia Kasparova Russian State Library (Moscow) Spanish Elena Escolano Rodríguez Biblioteca Nacional de España Swedish Anders Cato Gothenburg University Library, Sweden In addition, Iman Dagher, University of California, Los Angeles, USA, assisted in our understanding of the Arabic examples in order to provide tentative Area 0s, and Youngsil Lee, Los Angeles Public Library, USA, assisted with some of the Korean examples. If you notice any errors in the examples, please contact Dorothy McGarry at dmcgarry@library.ucla.edu 5Full ISBD Examples 2011
6ISBD Examples Study Group for
examples for the Consolidated edition of the ISBD Elena Escolano Rodríguez Biblioteca Nacional de EspañaJohn Hostage Harvard Law School Library, USA
Dorothy McGarry, Chair University of California, Los Angeles, USAMirna Willer University of Zadar, Croatia
Revision note
Spanish examples 12, 22, and 23 were revised to change "movimiento" to "en movimiento" in Area0. (February 2013)
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Specification of the examples for the Consolidated editionArrangement and labeling of the examples
The examples are arranged alphabetically by language of cataloguing. This is followed by an index. All areas of description are assigned to each example in table format as follows:Area 0: Content form and media type area
Area 1: Title and statement of responsibility areaArea 2: Edition area
Area 3: Material or type of resource specific area Area 4: Publication, production, distribution, etc., areaArea 5: Material description area
Area 6: Series and multipart monographic resource areaArea 7: Note area
Area 8: Resource identifier and terms of availability areaExamples and display
In order to make the examples clear and to help in understanding the ISBD, many examples have alist of the areas (0 through 8) on the left side in the example (on the right side for Arabic). Some of
the examples are shown in paragraph format, and for those, each area not starting a new paragraphis preceded by a point, space, dash, space (. - ). An empty area in a table display means that the
descriptive information pertaining to that area is not present on or relevant to the resource. In an
OPAC display or national bibliography, however, all descriptions would be presented without empty areas in one or more paragraphs with a point, space, dash, space before each area of description except at the beginning of a paragraph. 7Full ISBD Examples 2011
8Table format
Area 0 Text (visual) : unmediated
Area 1 Canadian migration patterns from Britain and North America / edited byBarbara J. Messamore
Area 2
Area 3
Area 4 Ottawa : University of Ottawa Press, cop. 2004Area 5 viii, 294 p. : ill., maps ; 23 cm
Area 6 (International Canadian studies series = Collection internationale d'études canadiennes)Area 7 Includes bibliographical references
Area 8 ISBN 0-7766-0543-7
Paragraph format
Text (visual) : unmediated
Canadian migration patterns from Britain and North America / edited by Barbara J. Messamore. - Ottawa : University of Ottawa Press, cop. 2004. - viii, 294 p. : ill., maps ; 23 cm. - (International Canadian studies series = Collection internationale d'études canadiennes). - Includes bibliographical references. -ISBN 0-7766-0543-7
Selection of examples
One or two examples for each type of resource were selected for each language. Those examples had to be as clear and precise as possible without ambiguity.Examples of existing resources
Examples of existing resources were used as much as possible. However, where this was not possible, an example was created to help explain the stipulations of the ISBD.Full ISBD Examples 2011
Full ISBD Examples by Language of Cataloguing
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Arabic
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Arabic 1 - Printed map
Γέϭλ)ϲέϣ ˭ ΩΎόΑϷ ϲΎϧΛ ˭ ΔΗΑΎΛ ˭ ΔϳρέΧ ΓΩΎϣ : (ρΎγϭ ϥϭΩΑ Area 0
ΔϳΑέόϟ έλϣ ΔϳέϭϬϣΟ :ΔϳέΩ· ΔρϳέΧ / ΔΣΎγϣϠϟ ΔϣΎόϟ Δϳέλϣϟ ΔϳϬϟ Area 1
Area 2
ᧂᦓᦎArea 3 ᦿҫҷ᧔ᦸᧃArea 4
Area 5
Area 6
Area 7
Area 8
Arabic 2 - Printed map
Γέϭλ)ϰέϣ ˭ ΩΎόΑϻ ϰΎϧΛ ˭ ΔΗΑΎΛ ˭ ΔϳρέΧ ΓΩΎϣ : (ρΎγϭ ϥϭΩΑ Area 0
Area 1
Area 2
ᧂᦓᦎArea 3 ᦿҫҷ᧔ᦸᧃ1:500Area 4
Area 5
Area 6 ӅᦊᧄᦿҫᥴᧀᦔᧀᦓҢᦎᦜᧃ1:500Area 7
Area 8
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Arabic 3 - Computer optical disc
ӈᦄᧄᧀᦿӈᦎᦇҧӃᦼᦗҧ᧒ᧇӇᦎᦼᦿҫArea 0
Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
Area 4
Area 5
)Area 6 ҥᧄᧀᦫᥴᧀᦔᧀᦓӄᦓ᧙ҫArea 7
Area 8
Arabic 4 - Computer optical disc
ӈᦄᧄᧀᦿӈᦎᦇҧӃᦼᦗҧ᧒ᧇӇᦎᦼᦿҫ Area 0
ᦎᥱᦻҧӅᦠᧃҵҬᦎᦃ 6Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
Area 4
1ᦎ᧔ᥲᧄᦻ᧒ᥫᦟҹᦎᦷ ᧇᦿң434ᥱ
Area 5
Area 6
Area 7
Area 8
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Arabic 5 - Microfilm
Area 0
Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
Area 4
1ᧂᧀ᧔ᦳӇᦎᦼ᧔ᧃҭᦎᦼᥱңᥰᦿᦓ ᧂᧃ
Area 5
Area 6
Area 7
Area 8
Arabic 6 - Microfilm
Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
Area 4
1ᧂᧀ᧔ᦳӇᦎᦼ᧔ᧃҭᦎᦼᥱңᥰᦿᦓ ᧂᧃ
Area 5
Area 6
Area 7
Area 8
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Arabic 7 - Printed score
Area 0 ᧐ᦸ᧔ᦓᧃ
Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
Area 4
ᥴᧇӇᦊᧃ140ҹң ᧂᦓArea 5
Area 6
Area 7
Area 8
Arabic 8 - Printed score
Area 0 ᧐ᦸ᧔ᦓᧃ
Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
Area 4
1ᥴᧇӇᦊᧃ333ҹң ᧂᦓ
Area 5
Area 6
Area 7
Area 8
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Arabic 9 - Book
Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
Area 4 ҳӄҢҬᦼᧀᦿᥴᧃᦿҫᥴ᧓ᦎᦜᧄᦿҫᥴᥬ᧔ᦿҫ