[Classweb-users] Subject heading query: Motion pictures

Karen Jensen karen.jensen at mcgill.ca
Thu Apr 7 10:05:07 EDT 2005


I think the difference stems from the broader term, Foreign films. The
film must also be shown outside of Australia to get the heading Motion
pictures, Australian. It's then a foreign film to the rest of the world.
Karen Jensen

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Subject: [Classweb-users] Subject heading query: Motion pictures


Good morning/afternoon.

I have a small query regarding the difference between the subject
heading:


650#0$aMotion pictures, Australian.

AND the geographically subdivided version, 

650#0$aMotion Pictures $zAustralia.

Myself and another colleague are confused as to the meaning of the scope
note:

"Here are entered works on motion pictures produced by Australian film
companies and shown outside of Australia. General works on motion
pictures shown in Australia or produced by Australian film companies are
entered under Motion pictures--Australia."

The difference appears to be very subtle,

Any assistance is greatly appreciated,

your sincerely,

Robert Deininger

Cataloguing Assistant

Bibliographic Serivces Dept.
Macquarie University Library
Nth. Ryde    N.S.W.
Australia  
 
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