FİLATELİK MATERYALİN NİTELENMESİ

Year 2018, Volume: 58 Issue: 1, 595 - 622, 01.01.2018

Hakan Anameriç

Abstract

Kitapdışı materyallerin bir parçası olan filatelik materyaller, bir bilgi kaynağı olarak üstüne akademik çalışmalar yapılan kütüphane/bilgi merkezi dermelerinin bir malzemesidir. Bu özellikleri nedeniyle, geleneksel bilgi kaynakları gibi tercih edilen bir kütüphane otomasyon programı ile hizmete sunulmalı; standart kurallara göre nitelenerek, erişime açılmalıdır. Birçok ülkede derleme kanunu kapsamında o ülkenin milli kütüphanesi başta olmak üzere farklı türdeki kütüphanelere gönderilen filatelik materyalin organizasyonu ve erişime açılması için kullanılması gereken öncelikli kural ve standartlar Anglo-Amerikan Kataloglama Kuralları II AACR-II/AAKK-II ve MARC olmalıdır. Bu çalışmada filatelik materyal olarak adlandırılan pullar, ilkgün zarfları First Day Cover - FDC , özel tarih damgalı zarflar ve özel gün zarflarının Special Day Cover - SDC hangi MARC alanları dikkate alınarak nitelenmesi gerektiği örneklerle anlatılmaya çalışılmış ve öneriler geliştirilmiştir. Kütüphanelerde daha yoğunlukla görülen pul ve zarflara göre nitelenmesinde belirli bir aşamaya gelinmiş olan kartpostallar çalışma dışında bırakılmıştır.

Keywords

Pul, Filatelik Materyal, Kitapdışı Materyaller, MARC, Kitapdışı Materyalin Nitelenmesi

DESCRIPTION OF THE PHILATELIC MATERIALS

Abstract

Although philatelic materials, a part of non-book materials, have been widely used as pieces of collections, and academic studies usually concentrates on this characteristic, they are also information sources. For this reason, like traditional information sources, books, serials they should be catalogued according to standard rules with a library automation program and should be opened to access. In many countries, the standard cataloguing rules needed to be used for organizing and opening to access of philatelic materials, which are sent to the national library and the other kinds of libraries in the scope of legal deposit, should be Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules-II and MARC. In this study, which MARC fields among FDCs First Day Cover and SDC Special Day Cover should be taken into consideration in cataloguing of stamps will be explained through examples and proposals will be made. Postcards, which are catalogued according to stamps and FDC/SDCs on a level, are excepted from this study.

Keywords

Stamp, Philatelic Materials, Non-Book Materials, MARC, Description of Non-Book Materials

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