Expression SES
This is a suggested string encoding scheme for an authorized access point of an expression that is related to the manifestation.
The encoding scheme is applicable to the value of a has expression associated with manifestation element or element sub-type.
The base access point of an expression is an authorized access point of the work that is realised by the expression.
The base access point is followed by at least one qualifier that is added to the qualifiers of the authorized access point of the work, if any, and separated by a semicolon "; ".
The ISBDM string template is:
[authorized access point of the work] + insert before ")"("; " + [a category of content of the expression])
The qualifier supports a local secondary collocation and sort order of authorized access points of expressions in a browse index for expressions. Full example: Coffee (2003; Tate; card) Full example: Emma (1971; Penguin Books; volume). The authorized access point of the work is qualified by the preferred title of an augmented work before it is further qualified as an authorized access point of the expression.Examples
Relation Example has expression embodied in manifestation "Bonnard, Pierre, 1867-1947. Café (still image)" Relation Example has expression embodied in manifestation "Blythe, Ronald, 1922-2023. Introduction (Emma; text; English)"
Add qualifiers to the sequence to disambiguate the basic qualified access point.
Added qualifiers are conditional on specific characteristics of the expression that are recorded as attribute elements. They support a tertiary collocation and sort order of authorized access points. Full example: Revolver (2022; Apple Corps Limited; audio disc; 2 CD edition). The base access point is an authorized access point of work that is qualified with a category of content and then qualified for disambiguation by a version.Examples
Relation Example has expression embodied in manifestation "The Beatles. Eleanor Rigby (performed music; 2022 stereo mix)" has expression embodied in manifestation "The Beatles. Eleanor Rigby (performed music; take 2)"
Qualify a value of a category of content of the expression that is "spoken word", "tactile text", or "text" with a value of a language of the expression. Full example: Emma (2014 ; Borough Press; volume; case binding) Full example: Incendie (1954; Éditions du Seuil; volume; livre broché) Full example: Harry Potter and the goblet of fire (2000; Listening Library; audiocassette) Full example: René Magritte (2007; Taschen; volume). The base access point is an authorized access point of work that is qualified by a value of a category of content of a representative expression. The base qualified access point is qualified for disambiguation and then qualified by a category of content of the expression.Examples
Relation Example has expression embodied in manifestation "McCall Smith, Alexander, 1948-. Emma (text; English)" Relation Example has expression embodied in manifestation "Dib, Mohammed, 1920-2003. Incendie (texte; français)" Relation Example has expression embodied in manifestation "Rowling, J.K., 1965-. Harry Potter and the goblet of fire (spoken word; English)" Relation Example has expression embodied in manifestation "Jacques Meuris, 1923-1993. René Magritte (text; text; English)"
Add a qualifier to the sequence to disambiguate the access point that is the authorized access point of an agent who is a creator of the expression but who is not a creator of the work that is realized by the expression. Full example: Medo Winnie zvani Pooh (1986; Mladost; svezak). The base access point is an authorized access point of work that is qualified with a category of content and a language and then qualified for disambiguation by an authorized access point of a translator.Examples
Relation Example has expression embodied in manifestation "Milne, Alan Alexander, 1882-1956, Winnie-the-Pooh (tekst; hrvatski; Pervan, Mia)"