Descriptive+Cataloging+Rules

We will use the Anglo-American Cataloging Rules, second edition, 2002. It is divided into two parts. Part 1 deals with descriptive cataloging and Part II deals with access points.
=Level of Description= =1. subtitles= =2. place of publication= =4. presence of illustrations= =5. dimensions of a book= =6. series statement= = = =Areas of Description= =1: Title and statement(s)= =2: Edition statement= =3: Material speicific details (not used for book)= =4: Publication, distribution information= =5: Physical Description= =6: Series Statement= =7: Notes (optional for books)= =8: Standard numbers (ISBN for books) and terms of availability=

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=Anglo-American Cataloging Rules includes 5 appendices.=

=[|Appendix A Proper Capitalization Sample from Yale]= =[|Appendix B Abbreviations Sample from Stanford]:= =[|Appendix C Numerals]= =Appendix D Glossary= =Appendix E Articles=

=History of AACR=

=[|Cataloging Glossary]= = = =For more information click on the link below.= =[|Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules 2 Website]= = = = = =References:= = = =Truett, Carol. (2012). LIB //5030 Cataloging and Classification Lab Manual//. Boone, NC: Appalachian State University.=