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With most serials, the title proper is itself the preferred title (and, absent a creator) the authorized access point. But when the authorized access point [title proper] for a serial work being cataloged is found to be identical to an access point [the title proper] already in the catalog that represents another work, something must be added to the access point to distinguish it. Usually, these additions are made in the form of parenthetical qualifiers. (CCM: 5.2.5)
When the Title Properzed access point for a serial work being cataloged is found to be identical to the Title Proper or access point already in the catalog that represents another work, something must be added to the access point to distinguish it. Usually, these additions are made in the form of parenthetical qualifiers. (CCM: 5.2.5)
When not Needed
130 0# $a Folk and country (Helsinki, Finland)
130 0# $a Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association (1995)
130 0# $a Graphic arts blue book (Midwestern edition)
130 0# $a Precipitation in the Tennessee River Basin (Annual)
130 0# $a In focus (Indianapolis, Ind. : 1989)
CONSER does not specify a preference in the choice of qualifier and discourages using the corporate body as qualifier except when the title proper consists solely of very general words indicating the type publication of periodicity as well as when the place has already been used as a qualifier for another work.
130 0# $a Monthly bulletin (Canadian Conference of the Arts)
When the preferred title or qualifier (130) is not needed
No evidence there are other works with the same title
Where the combination of the corporate body and title proper do not match that of another record
When a serial consists of a common title and section title and the combination of both does not match that on another record
When the title being cataloged matches only a Variant Title (field 246) found in another record
When a serial changes from one media type to another and does not fall into any other category requiring an addition to the authorized access point
When a resource is republished or reproduced (as a text, as a microform, as large print, as a Braille edition, as a digitized reproduction, etc.Form of Preferred Title