250 - Edition Statement (R) - MARC 21 Bibliographic - Full
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250 Edition Statement (R)
Input Standards | ||
Required if applicable/Required if applicable | ||
1st Indicator Undefined | ||
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2nd Indicator Undefined | ||
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Subfields (R=Repeatable NR=Nonrepeatable) | Input Standards | |
‡a | Edition statement (R) | Mandatory/Mandatory |
‡b | Remainder of edition statement (NR) | Required if applicable/Required if applicable |
‡3 | Materials specified (NR) | Optional/Optional |
Definition |
An edition statement is a word or phrase appearing in the resource that normally indicates a difference in either content or form between the resource and a related resource. An edition statement can often be identified by the use of words such as edition, issue, level, state, update, and version, or their equivalents in other languages. Numbers and/or statements of responsibility may also appear with an edition statement. Under RDA, the edition statement is a transcribed element and no abbreviations are used unless they appear in the source used for the edition statement.
A statement of revision, including the word revised (or its equivalent in other languages) alone, with modifications, or as a modifier, is an edition statement.
An edition statement may include a personal, corporate, or family name as a statement of responsibility.
A phrase that includes only the word revised and a personal name, however, is not an edition statement. The following italicized phrases are statements of responsibility (use field 245 subfield ‡c), not edition statements.
A statement such as abridged or unabridged (or their equivalents in other languages) alone, with modifications, or as a modifier, is an edition statement.
A statement indicating the pre-publication state of a resource (proofs, galleys, advance copies, etc.) is an edition statement.
An edition statement may include information about new material.
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