240 - Uniform Title (NR)
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| Indicators |
1st - |
Uniform title printed or
displayed |
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0 - Not printed or displayed |
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1 - Printed or displayed |
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2nd - |
Nonfiling characters |
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0-9 - Number of nonfiling
characters |
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| Subfields |
_a |
Uniform title (NR) |
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_d |
Date of treaty signing (R) |
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_f |
Date of a work (NR) |
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_g |
Miscellaneous information (NR) |
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_h |
Medium (NR) |
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_k |
Form subheading (R) |
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_l |
Language of a work (NR) |
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_m |
Medium of performance for music (R) |
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_n |
Number of part/section of a work (R) |
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_o |
Arranged statement for music (NR) |
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_p |
Name of part/section of a work (R) |
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_r |
Key for music (NR) |
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_s |
Version (NR) |
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_6 |
Linkage (NR) |
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_8 |
Field link and sequence number (R) |
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| Guidelines |
- The first indicator specifies whether or not the
uniform title is printed on the catalog card in a card production
program.
- A uniform title is the title chosen to represent a work when it has
appeared under varying titles.
- The 240 tag is used in conjunction with one of the main entry tags
(100, 110, 111) and is customarily used for music, laws, treaties,
liturgical works with an author or composer, authored classics, and
translations.
- This tag does not end with a mark of punctuation unless the last
word is an abbreviation, initial/letter, etc.
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| Examples |
| 240 10 |
_aIIe mysterieuse. |
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_lEnglish. |
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_f1978 |
| 240 10 |
_aIlliad |
| 240 00 |
_aVariations, |
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_mpiano, 4 hands, |
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_nK. 501, |
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_rG
major |
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