Author Notation in the Library of Congress
Author Notation in the Library of Congress
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By F. G. Furnival. 1907- IV. TRANSLATIONS Translations are differentiated in several ways, although the same order is always maintained, i. E. After the original AUTHOR NOTATION 9 text the translations follow in alphabetical order of language, a) Where the sequence of authors and titles is alphabetical, the order is secured by the assignment of successive Cutter numbers, e. G.
La vie simple. 1895. The simple life. 1902. La vida sencilla. 1907. Die traumdeutung. 1909, The interpretation of BJ149...6. W18 BJ1496. W2 BJ1496. W3 BF1078. F7 BF1078. F72 1913 BFI078. F72 1915 Wagner, Charles. Wagner, Charles. Wagner, Charles. Freud, Sigmund. Freud, Sigmund.
dreams. 1913. Freud, Sigmund.
dreams. 1915.
The interpretation of (This rule does not conflict with Ilia. When translations and editions occur in the same list, the latter are difieren- tiated by the dates of publication, as in example under Freud. ) b) In classes where the arrangement is chronological, a lower-case letter may be added to the date, e.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By F. G. Furnival. 1907- IV. TRANSLATIONS Translations are differentiated in several ways, although the same order is always maintained, i. E. After the original AUTHOR NOTATION 9 text the translations follow in alphabetical order of language, a) Where the sequence of authors and titles is alphabetical, the order is secured by the assignment of successive Cutter numbers, e. G.
La vie simple. 1895. The simple life. 1902. La vida sencilla. 1907. Die traumdeutung. 1909, The interpretation of BJ149...6. W18 BJ1496. W2 BJ1496. W3 BF1078. F7 BF1078. F72 1913 BFI078. F72 1915 Wagner, Charles. Wagner, Charles. Wagner, Charles. Freud, Sigmund. Freud, Sigmund.
dreams. 1913. Freud, Sigmund.
dreams. 1915.
The interpretation of (This rule does not conflict with Ilia. When translations and editions occur in the same list, the latter are difieren- tiated by the dates of publication, as in example under Freud. ) b) In classes where the arrangement is chronological, a lower-case letter may be added to the date, e.
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