On Rules of Archives in N.C.R.

-A Case of FJINAMI Michitada's Monjo-

Abstract

Nowadays in each self-governing community its archives are being pigeonholed and its various kinds of catalogs are being made. But thier bibliographical elements are not always standardized partly because library catalogs have been made by the conventional system and partly because we have not had any standards of bibliographical arrangement. If this cataloging method is left as it is, it will surely bring about obstacles to the exchanging of the information of bibliographical elements. Nippon Cataloging Roles (1987) prescribes how archives should be arranged, but the Rules are not perfect. What is the most imperfect is that N.C.R. has no prescriptions for the archives recipients. The present studies have not quite solved the above problem, but the author dealt with the problem of archive recipients in the part of the main title by referring to “N.C.R.”