خلاصة:
This article is about the descriptive cataloging of images in Persian books. In some cases, Anglo-American cataloging rules do not align with the rules of the Descriptive Cataloging Manual and the method used in the National Bibliography for the descriptive cataloging of images. While examining these inconsistent cases, this article emphasizes uniformity and coordination to prepare the way for the machine processing of image-related information in MARC Iran and provides suggestions in this regard.
ملخص الجهاز:
2, is as follows: If the illustrations are of one or more of the following types and are of importance, specify them with the appropriate term or abbreviation (in the following order): chart, emblem, photographic reproduction, shape, genealogical tables, map, music, design, [ , ] illustrations, [!][photograph] persons (both for individual and group images), specimen[.
If the above explanations are accepted, the following order and words can be proposed for presenting the illustrations of a book: illustrated, chart, emblem, photographic reproduction, form, family tree (or nasab-nameh, one of these two), map, music, design, photo, specimen.
These codes are presented in the order they appear in MARC Iran, and for a better understanding of the subject, their equivalents from Anglo-American, if they exist, will be provided in this text next to each one: a -illustrations.
a$ 215 As previously mentioned, field 307, which includes notes regarding the physical description of the work, is used only when information regarding illustrations exists and cannot be placed in field 215, such as: A strip of slides is in the book pocket a$ 307 By examining field 105, it can be observed that for eleven types of illustrations in Anglo-American, there are sixteen codes in MARC Iran.
As observed, the order of presenting illustrations in Anglo-American, taking into account the changes suggested for some of their names in this writing, is as follows: illustrated, chart, state or family emblem, photo print, form, family tree (or lineage, one of these two), map, music, plan, photo, specimen.