Lc cutter table biography

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    Special Notation for Single Cutter Literary Authors (LC Literature table P-PZ40)

    LC uses the range AZ for the works themselves (collections, selections, individual works) and local practice has always followed this part of the table from the implementation of LC classification in the 's.

    However, LC notation practice for items related to the literary works of the author is to assign numbers in the range ZZ Prior to , SML practice dating from the implementation of LC classification was to modify LC notation for single Cutter authors for biography/criticism, correspondence, and autobiography. Beginning in , SML began to follow the standard LC notation practice for new authors. With the Feb. policy change the practice is now extended to previously established authors. The mapping of the number range is given in the LC P-PZ40 table.

    LC P-PZ40 Table for authors (1 Cutter number)

    Collected works Including collected works in specific genres
    P-PZ40 .x dateBy date
    (P-PZ40 .xAxA13)By editor
    Subarrangement by editor has been discontinued by the Library of Congress. Beginning in , all collected works are subaaranged by date
    (P-PZ40 .xAxA19)Collected prose, poetry, plays, etc.
    For collected genre see P-PZ40 .x date
    Translations (Collected or selected)
    P-PZ

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    UCLA Library: YRL Cataloging Department

    LOCAL CALL NUMBERS

    INTRODUCTION

    The purpose of this document is to give some general guidelines on constructing call numbers using the Cataloging Department's local classification and/or cuttering practices. Use these local practices instead of LC's only for the following exceptional categories of materials:

    1. Belles lettres in the P-PZ classification for authors who have a single classification or cutter number (for others, follow the LC tables and use Cutter-Sanborn tables).
    2. California cities classed in F
    3. Music scores classed in M.
    4. Literary bibliographies, which are classed with the author's belles lettres number in P.
    5. Individual artists and/or their works of art classed in N.
    6. LC classification numbers reserved or modified for local use.
    7. Serials that are continuations of others.
    8. Series, which are classed together or separately as a local decision.
    9. Standing requests from non-cataloging units.
    10. Specific requests from non-cataloging units.

    For a complete description of these categories, see General Call Number Policy.

    LOCAL CUTTER NUMBERS

    The cutter number consists of an initial letter followed by 2, 3, or more Arabic numerals and, usually, a work mark (one or more lower case letters). These cutter numbers s