MARC 374 Occupation: Difference between revisions
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MARC field 374 in the authority format contains information about profession or occupation in which a person works or has worked, including dates applicable. This field is repeatable.
MARC field 374 in the authority format contains information about profession or occupation in which a person works or has worked, including dates applicable. This field is repeatable.


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  ǂ2 Source of term (NR)
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==Commonly-used terms==
These are confirmed for current use. LCSH is given if it exists; [[Index terms for occupations in archival and manuscript collections (ITOAMC)| itoamc]] or other vocabularies if not.
374  Actors ǂ2 lcsh
374  Artists ǂ2 lcsh
        374  Illustrators ǂ2 lcsh
374  Authors ǂ2 lcsh (use only for people described as authors or writers)
        374  Diarists ǂ2 lcsh
        374  Dramatists ǂ2 lcsh
        374  Novelists ǂ2 lcsh
        374  Pamphleteers ǂ2 lcsh
        374  Poets ǂ2 lcsh
374  Binders ǂ2 lcsh
374  Bookbinders ǂa Conservators (people in conservation) ǂ2 aat
374  Booksellers ǂ2 itoamc (prefer over "Publishers" for the hand-press era)
374  Clergy ǂ2 lcsh (only use if specific denomination cannot be identified; also add the specific terms used by or for the person) 
        374 Catholic Church--Clergy ǂ2 lcsh
        374 Church of England--Clergy ǂ2 lcsh
        374 Lutheran Church--Clergy ǂ2 lcsh
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        374 Bishops (prelates) ǂ2 aat
        374 Deans (clergy) ǂ2 aat
        374 Ministers (clergy) ǂ2 aat
        374 Pastors ǂ2 aat
        374 Preachers ǂ2 aat
        374 Priests ǂ2 aat
        374 Rectors ǂ2 aat
374  Editors ǂ2 lcsh
374  Paper conservator
374  Printers ǂ2 lcsh
374  Publishers ǂ2 lcsh (prefer over "Booksellers" for the machine-press era)
374  Scribes ǂ2 lcsh (RBMS scope note: Use for the amanuensis and for the writer of manuscripts proper)
374  Teachers ǂ2 lcsh
        374  College teachers ǂ2 lcsh
        374  High school teachers ǂ2 lcsh
374  Translators ǂ2 lcsh


==Policy and formulation==
==Policy and formulation==
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*Use for actual professions or occupations; do not extend to non-occupational classes of persons or general descriptors.
*Use for actual professions or occupations; do not extend to non-occupational classes of persons or general descriptors.
*Use "authors" for authors of fiction, belle-lettres, freelance professionals, and others who are described as authors. Use a narrower term if that's what they're known for, such as poets or novelists
*Use "authors" for authors of fiction, belle-lettres, freelance professionals, and others who are described as authors. Use a narrower term if that's what they're known for, such as poets or novelists
==Legacy terms==
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The terms below need to be confirmed before use
* Actors ǂ2 lcsh
* Artists ǂ2 lcsh (use for Illustrators)
* Bookseller ǂ2 marcrelator
* Calligraphers ǂ2 lcsh (Use for Penman)
* Classicists ǂ2 lcsh
* Corrector (but not from an authorized vocab -- yet -- b/c RBMS relationship designator scope note limits to manuscript scriptoria)
* Dramatists ǂ2 lcsh
* Humanists ǂ2 lcsh
* Poets ǂ2 lcsh
* Print dealers ǂ2 lcsh
* Printmakers ǂ2 lcsh
* Scribes ǂ2 lcsh
* Translators ǂ2 lcsh


==Controlled vocabularies for occupations==
==Controlled vocabularies for occupations==

Revision as of 13:28, 4 May 2016

MARC field 374 in the authority format contains information about profession or occupation in which a person works or has worked, including dates applicable. This field is repeatable.

Commonly-used tags

Indicators 

Undefined

Subfield delimiters 

ǂa Occupation (R)
ǂs Start period (NR) 
ǂt End period (NR) 
ǂ2 Source of term (NR)

Policy and formulation

  • Use specific terms (in contrast to broad terms preferred for field 372).
  • Use whichever controlled vocabulary is most convenient for the cataloger.
  • Use for actual professions or occupations; do not extend to non-occupational classes of persons or general descriptors.
  • Use "authors" for authors of fiction, belle-lettres, freelance professionals, and others who are described as authors. Use a narrower term if that's what they're known for, such as poets or novelists

Controlled vocabularies for occupations

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