O registro de dados bibliográficos de filmes em dvd: comparações entre aacr2 e rda

Abstract

This study addresses the recording of bibliographic data of DVD movies comparing the rules of the AACR2 and the instructions of the RDA according to the questioning: how will bibliographic records of DVD movies be modified with the new RDA standards? It gives a brief history of the cataloging process, showing the initiatives that occurred at different times for the

construction of records for informational resources. It follows the emergence of the Anglo- American Cataloging Code, its correspondence with the ISBD standard and other modifications

that led to its current version. It presents the FRBR, a conceptual model that defines entities, attributes and relationships for the bibliographic universe and that served as the basis for the construction of the RDA, a new cataloging code that is being adopted as a substitute for AACR2. Methodologically, this research has an exploratory, descriptive, qualitative and documentary nature, using the content analysis for the composition of the study practice. The comparative method was adopted, with the comparison of the bibliographic records elaborated in AACR2 and in RDA. As a result of the research application, it presents comparative tables of bibliographic data, discussing the verified changes. It points out the advantages brought by the RDA to users of bibliographic records, such as a language closer to the one employed in the internet environment. It presents considerations about the changes occurring in the descriptive representation and the contributions of this research to the beginning of the understanding about them.