There
are 2 of these that have a subject relationship:
depicted
setting
(this one is new and was added in 2013):
Setting
[stg]
An entity in which the activity or
plot of a work takes place, e.g. a geographic place, a time
period, a building, an event
Rebecca
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Subject: Re: [BIBFRAME] Authority - Treatment of
role data
Thanks, Mac -
I wasn't thinking about people as subjects, but that adds an
interesting twist. The section in the document on subject
authorities doesn't address this. I wonder if there are
relators that can be applied to a person (or corporate body)
as either a subject or an "agent" (creator, producer, etc.).
Unfortunately, the note that indicates that:
· Editorial Notes
doesn't show on the file downloads, so I don't see an easy way
to find out how many there are.
kc
On 8/21/13 10:19 AM, J. McRee Elrod
wrote:
This is less of a question for subjects since there is only one
relationship there ...
Not in our experience. In cataloguing an etching collection, we had
"$edepicted" on subject headings for people, buildings, places, etc.
This relationship differs from "about" which is understood as opposed
to having a MARC relator code, or an RDA relator term.
The authority for the person/thing/whatever must exclude role, with
role being another element. The same person may for three or more
roles in relation to a resource, e.g., the writer/director/actor of/in
film.
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