Information:
The Heading - Uniform Title (130 tag) of the MARC
authority record usually contains an established form
of a uniform title that can be used as a main entry,
subject heading, or added entry.
Uniform title headings are generally used for works
that have been published in many different versions or
languages, including religious works, folktales, and
anonymous works, or other works generally entered
under title rather than a single author's name, such
as treaties, names of motion pictures, and series
titles.
Uniform title headings are established by agencies
that publish them in either print or electronic form.
Many uniform titles are established by the Library of
Congress and may also be found in the Cataloging in
Publication (CIP) on the verso of the title page in
many books. A few uniform titles are established in
Sears List of Subject Headings and in Library
of Congress Annotated Card or AC headings for
children's literature.
Local libraries may create their own uniform title
authorities for names of titles not established by the
Library of Congress, Sears or LCSH. When headings for
uniform titles are locally established, Chapter 25
"Uniform Titles" of the Anglo-American Cataloguing
Rules (AACR2) should be followed.
The subfields used in the 130 tag of the authority
record parallel the subfields used in the 130 tag in
the MARC bibliographic format. In addition, subfields
v, x, y, and z allow for subdivisions used with the
name in a subject heading.
Indicators
First Undefined
blank Undefined
Second Nonfiling characters
0-9 Number of non-filing characters
Subfields
Title portion
a Uniform title (NR)
d Date of treaty signing (R)
t Title of a work (NR)
n Number of part/section of a work (R)
p Name of part/section of a work (R)
l Language of a work (NR)
m Medium of performance for music (R)
o Arranged statement for music (NR)
r Key for music (NR)
s Version (NR)
k Form subheading (R)
f Date of a work (NR)
Subject subdivision portion
v Form subdivision (R)
x General subdivision (R)
y Chronological subdivision (R)
z Geographical subdivision (R)
Examples:
Library of Congress
130 0 _aMother Goose
130 0 _aArabian nights
_vJuvenile literature
130 0 _aBible
_vAbridgments
130 0 _aBible
_pO.T.
_pApocrypha.
_pEcclesiasticus.
_lEnglish.
_f1997
130 0 _aBible.
_pO.T.
_xCriticism, interpretation, etc., Jewish
130 0 _aKoran.
_lEnglish & Arabic
130 0 _aDances with wolves (Motion picture)
130 0 _aPinocchio (Motion picture)
130 0 _aMozart's C minor mass (Choreographic
work : Sumin)
130 0 _aTreaty of Versailles
_d(1919)
130 0 _aMicrosoft Outlook
130 0 _aComputer monograph series
130 0 _aFact and fiction books
130 0 _aFAIR research paper
130 0 _aSymphony,
_rC major
130 0 _aSymphony, 1720-1840.
_nSeries B
130 0 _a WordPerfect (Computer file)
Sears
130 0 _aBible
130 0 _aKoran
LCAC
130 0 _aBible
_vSelections
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