[DCRM-L] Leader 008: Gov't Pub. (Melissa Harris)

Tue Aug 11 09:30:13 MDT 2020

Thank you. I didn't mean to oversimplify, but I am in the midst of
cataloging several large volume collections and they seem to all be
generated, or at least produced, as a function of the government. Such as
Descriptions Des Arts Metiers and Description de L'Egypte. I was just not
sure if I should consider these types of records "government publications"
or not.
*Melissa J. Harris, MLIS, MA*
Library Database and Catalogue Specialist
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*Oak Spring Garden Foundation*
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> From: Bob Kosovsky <bobkosovsky at nypl.org>
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> > I really like the idea of using ?Noble savage stereotype? and ?Noble
> savage stereotype in literature,?
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> By adopting those terms as subject headings I feel that one is perpetuating
> the stereotype.
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> If there is someone on this list who has Native American or First Nations
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> From: Jessie Sherwood <jcsherwood at law.berkeley.edu>
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> Avec approbation & privilege du roi would indicate that the
> printer/publisher had the right to print/publish a particular book and that
> said book had cleared the censors, not that the book in question was
> published by or for the government. If memory serves the *Oxford Companion
> to the Book* has entries on privileges and censorship.
>
> Not all art in the Middle Ages was church sponsored (some of it was even
> produced by and for non-Christians).
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> Regards,
> Jessie
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> On Mon, 10 Aug 2020 at 12:34, Melissa Harris <melissa at osgf.org> wrote:
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> > Hi,
> > I am wondering what the consensus is on labeling bibliographic records as
> > a government publication when they are published: "Avec Approbation &
> > Privilege du Roi," and when they are created by royal academies, or by
> > request of the royal leadership or government? It would seem that nearly
> > everything would be deemed a government publication during certain
> epochs,
> > sort of like all art being church-sponsored during the Middle Ages.
> > Thank you for your intelligence on this.
> >
> > --
> > *Melissa J. Harris, MLIS, MA*
> > Library Database and Catalogue Specialist
> > ???????????????????????????
> > *Oak Spring Garden Foundation*
> > 540-592-3284 <(540)%20592-7068>
> > 1776 Loughborough Lane
> > <
> https://maps.google.com/?q=1776+Loughborough+LaneUpperville,+VA&entry=gmail&source=g
> >
> > Upperville, VA 20184
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> https://maps.google.com/?q=1776+Loughborough+LaneUpperville,+VA&entry=gmail&source=g
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> > www.OSGF.org <http://www.osgf.org/>
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> Jessie Sherwood, Ph.D., MLIS
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> From: "Deborah J. Leslie" <DJLeslie at FOLGER.edu>
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> Ditto. A very blunt rule of thumb off the top of my head is that if it
> doesn't have government main entry, it's probably not a government
> publication. As Jessie says, privileges and imprimaturs mean something else.
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> From: DCRM-L <dcrm-l-bounces at lib.byu.edu> On Behalf Of Jessie Sherwood
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> Subject: Re: [DCRM-L] Leader 008: Gov't Pub.
>
> Avec approbation & privilege du roi would indicate that the
> printer/publisher had the right to print/publish a particular book and that
> said book had cleared the censors, not that the book in question was
> published by or for the government. If memory serves the Oxford Companion
> to the Book has entries on privileges and censorship.
>
> Not all art in the Middle Ages was church sponsored (some of it was even
> produced by and for non-Christians).
>
> Regards,
> Jessie
>
> On Mon, 10 Aug 2020 at 12:34, Melissa Harris <melissa at osgf.org<mailto:
> melissa at osgf.org>> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am wondering what the consensus is on labeling bibliographic records as
> a government publication when they are published: "Avec Approbation &
> Privilege du Roi," and when they are created by royal academies, or by
> request of the royal leadership or government? It would seem that nearly
> everything would be deemed a government publication during certain epochs,
> sort of like all art being church-sponsored during the Middle Ages.
> Thank you for your intelligence on this.
>
> --
> Melissa J. Harris, MLIS, MA
> Library Database and Catalogue Specialist
> ???????????????????????????
> Oak Spring Garden Foundation
> 540-592-3284<tel:(540)%20592-7068>
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*Melissa J. Harris, MLIS, MA*
Library Database and Catalogue Specialist
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*Oak Spring Garden Foundation*
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www.OSGF.org <http://www.osgf.org/>

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