A. AUTHORS

1. Make the author-entry under (A) the name of the author whether

personal or corporate, or (B) some substitute for it.

In regard to the author-entry it must be remembered that the object

is not merely to facilitate the finding of a given book by an

author’s name. If this were all, it might have been better to make

the entry under the professed name (pseudonym), or under the form

of name mentioned in the title («Bulwer» in one book, «Lytton»

in another, «Bulwer Lytton» in a third; «Sherlock», Th., in that

divine’s earlier works; «Bangor», Th. [Sherlock], _Bp. of_, in later

ones; «Salisbury», Th. [Sherlock], _Bp. of_, in the next issues;

«London», Th. [Sherlock], _Bp. of_, in his last works; «Milnes»,

R. Monckton, for “Good night and good morning,” and the nine other

works published before 1863, and «Houghton», Rich. M. M., _Baron_,

for the 1870 edition of “Good night and good morning,” and for other

books published since his ennoblement), or under the name of editor

or translator when the author’s name is not given, as proposed by

Mr. Crestadoro. This might have been best with object A; but we

have also object D to provide for—the finding of all the books of a

given author—and this can most conveniently be done if they are all

collected in one place.

2. Anonymous books are to be entered under the name of the author

whenever it is known.

If it is not known with certainty the entry may be made under the

person to whom the work is attributed, with an explanatory note and a

reference from the first word, or the book may be treated as anonymous

and entered under the first word, with a note “Attributed to ——,”

and a reference from the supposed author. The degree of doubt will

determine which method is best. {17}

(a.) PERSONAL.

(i.) _Under whom as author._

3. Enter works written conjointly by several authors under the name of

the one first mentioned on the title-page, with references from the

others.

The writers of a correspondence and the participants in a debate are

to be considered as joint authors.

_Ex._ «Schiller», J: Christoph F: v. Briefwechsel zwischen S. und

«Cotta»; herausg. von Vollmar.

— Briefwechsel zw. S. und «Goethe». Stuttg., 1829. 6 v. S.

— Briefwechsel zw. S. und W: v. «Humboldt». Stuttg., 1830. S.

«Cotta.» Briefwechsel. _See_ «Schiller», J: C. F: v.

«Goethe», J: W. v. Briefwechsel. _See_ «Schiller», J: C. F: v.

«Humboldt», K: W:, _Freiherr_ v. Briefwechsel. _See_ «Schiller», J: C.

F: v.

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