title: A citation elements vocabulary date: 24 May 2017 numbersections: true ...
{.ednote} This is an exploratory draft of material intended to form part of a FHISO Citation Elements standard. This document is not endorsed by the FHISO membership, and may be updated, replaced or obsoleted by other documents at any time.
Name http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/creatorName
Range http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/AgentName
Cardinality multi-valued
Translatability translatable
Super-element none
In the definition of this element and its sub-elements, the word agent is used to mean a person, organisation, or other entity capable of independent or autonomous action.
{.note} An "other entity capable of independent or autonomous action" might include sufficiently sophisticated software, such as computer translation software.
{.note} This definition of an agent is aligned to the Agent class in
[FOAF].
The creatorName element contains name of an agent who created or
contributed to the creation of the source. Many sub-elements are
provided for many specific types of creator, and where appropriate these
are preferred to the creatorName super-element.
{.note} Many of the following sub-elements have similar or even overlapping meanings, and there may be several plausible choices to describe a particular creator. Where possible, the description the creators used to describe themselves should be followed.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/abstratorName
: The abstractorName element contains the name of an agent
responsible or jointly responsible for creating abstract of another
source — a shortened versioned containing all the important
detail.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/artistName
: The abstractorName element contains the name of an agent
responsible or jointly responsible for
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/authorName
: The authorName element contains the name of an agent responsible
or jointly responsible for creating a significant portion of
original content in a written source.
{.note} The authorName element should also be used to describe the creator
of a written source
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/compilerName
: The compilerName element contains the name of an agent
responsible or jointly responsible for creating a source by
compiling content from many other sources.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/composerName
: The composerName element contains the name of an agent
responsible or jointly responsible for creating a source which is
a piece of music.
{.note} The composerName element has been included largely for
compatibility with
[CSL] and
other vocabularies that have such a role. It is not anticipated that it
will be used much.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/directorName
: The directorName element contains the name of an agent
responsible for directing the production of a film or other audio
or visual source.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/editorName
: The editorName element contains the name of an agent responsible
or jointly responsible for selecting, preparing or editing the
content of a source.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/editorTranslatorName
: The editorTranslatorName element contains the name of an agent
reponsible or jointly reponsible for the translation of a source
from another language or languages, and who was also had a major
role in selecting or preparing the choice of material for
translation.
{.note} The editorTranslatorName element has been included largely for
compatibility with
[CSL]. It
combines the roles of the editorName and translatorName elements,
and should only be used when the editorial aspect is significant.
Usually the translatorName element is more appropriate.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/editorialDirectorName
: The editorialDirectorName element contains the name of an agent
responsible or jointly responsible for the overall vision and
editorial policies applied across a large number of a publisher's
publications.
{.note} The editorialDirectorName element has been included
solely for compatibility with
[CSL]. Few if any
style guides include it.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/illustratorName
: The illustratorName element contains the name of an agent
responsible or jointly responsible for illustrating a written or
visual source.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/indexerName
: The indexerName element contains the name of an agent
responsible or jointly responsible for creating a source which is
primarily an index of one or more other sources.
http://terms.fhios.org/sources/intervieweeName
: The intervieweeName element contains the name of a person who is
a subject of an interview, and where the source is a transcript,
recording or other representation of that interview.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/interviewerName
: The interviewerName element contains the name of an agent responsible
or jointly responsible for asking questions during an interview, and
where the source is a transcript, recording or other representation
of that interview. A citation element set containing an
interviewerName should normally also contain one or more
intervieweeName citation elements identifying who was being
interviewed.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/transcriberName
: The transcriberName element contains the name of an agent
responsible or jointly responsible for creating a written source
which is primarily a verbatim or near-verbatim transcription of one
or a small number other sources.
{.ednote} This definition needs to be clearer on the distinction between compilation and transcription.
http://terms.fhiso.org/sources/translatorName
: The translatorName element contains the name of an agent
reponsible or jointly reponsible for the translation of a source
from another language or languages.
{.ednote ...} This list of sub-elements is somewhat based on the list of roles in [CSL]. No decision has yet been taken on whether complete harmonisation is desirable.
CSL's collection-editor and container-author have been omitted
pending a decision on how to deal with more general matters with
containment.
CSL's original-author and reviewed-author have been omitted, as it
is FHISO's current intention to store translations and reviews using
layers.
No use cases have been found to warrant the inclusion of CSL's
editorial-director. Applications converting it to FHISO citation
elements should treat it as editor or collection-editor, or drop
it.
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