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==== Cataloguing Notes ==== | ==== Cataloguing Notes ==== | ||
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+ | (see also [[library notes]] ) | ||
* scan | * scan | ||
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* ISBN -> BibTeX with Ottobib: http:// | * ISBN -> BibTeX with Ottobib: http:// | ||
* zotero | * zotero | ||
+ | * see also -> https:// | ||
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+ | A library -- including its physical and digital arrangement and cataloguing system -- should aspire to be simple, elegant, and beautiful. Visitors should be able both to browse and search in the greatest ease and comfort. A library thus becomes a pataphor for the art of living itself. I have striven to follow these principles in approaching the sometimes daunting task of coming to terms with, managing and (re)organising the FoAM archive. | ||
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+ | --- //Armoracio " | ||
=== Digital cataloguing === | === Digital cataloguing === | ||
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* Nik and Maja's oscillatory home/FoAM section of mainly fictional items which, one day, they will need to decide whether to amalgamate into the FoAM library proper, or reattach and merge with their own quasi-independent, | * Nik and Maja's oscillatory home/FoAM section of mainly fictional items which, one day, they will need to decide whether to amalgamate into the FoAM library proper, or reattach and merge with their own quasi-independent, | ||
- | * in the case of books, I have chosen to file them alphabetically by name of the first author/ | + | * in the case of books, I have chosen to file them alphabetically by name of the first author/ |
- | * sifting through the ephemera | + | * sifting through the ephemera |
- | * linking to/from the [[reading notes]] and [[https:// | + | * linking to/from the [[reading notes]] and [[https:// |
* manually entering and amending data in Zotero is necessary for a number of items and a good way to ensure accurate and useful information, | * manually entering and amending data in Zotero is necessary for a number of items and a good way to ensure accurate and useful information, | ||
- | Friday, 14 June 2013 3:38:53 PM | ||
- | There are so many yearbooks, publications accompanying exhibitions, | + | === Ongoing notes and to-dos === |
- | === Preterite prolegomena === | + | * there are so many yearbooks, publications accompanying exhibitions, conference papers, extended brochures, etc. etc. which are not quite periodicals |
- | + | * sort and determine storage for ephemera | |
- | This particular collection, where each book can in principle lurk at the interstices of the connection of everything to everything else, demonstrates most acutely the issue with filing items according to a single -- or even predominant -- topic or subject area. At the same time, with items digitally catalogued and instantly searchable by any field, the physical arrangement becomes less critical for indicating an item's subject, class, or other characteristic. The library is also small and seems unlikely | + | * catalogue |
- | + | * go through remaining files and buckets, sorting into applicable areas | |
- | A library -- including its physical | + | * cleaning up and tagging |
- | --- //Armoracio " | + | * cataloguing the journals/magazines: Zotero is more geared to cataloging individual references (e.g. particular articles) rather than whole issues of periodicals: |