Betrayed by the Bibliographic Record: How Catalogs Construct Authorship and Constrain Their Own Authority.
This cautionary tale outlines how a librarian with an understanding of and respect for cataloging processes was the perfect candidate to be duped by a false attribution in a bibliographic record. In the process of compiling a list of compositions attributed to Alma Mahler for my dissertation, I enco...
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Music Library Association Inc.
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