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+ | = Create new entries = | ||
+ | If you want to create a new entry use tht specific form: | ||
+ | *[[Form:AKC_Bibliography_entries|Bibliographia Kircheriana Form]], | ||
+ | *[[Form:ASP_Bibliography_entries|Angelo Secchi Bibliography Form]] and | ||
+ | *[[Form:Pasquale_D%27Elia_Bibliography|Pasquale D'Elia Bibliography Form]]. | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Step 1: check if your entry already exists == | ||
+ | Before adding new entries, you must check if they are already listed in the bibliography. For this purpose, you can use the search function of the table displayed in the page. Search is made just within the fields of the table (Author, Title, Year, Language, Bibliographic level), even if a single bibliographic entry has more fields - as we are going to see. Once you start typing, the results begin to be filtered. The search is case sensitive, so e.g. 'là' is different from 'la'. <br /> | ||
+ | We recommend to do an accurate search before adding other entries. | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Step 2: create a new entry == | ||
+ | Once you are sure your entry is not present in the bibliography, you can add it clicking on ''''To create a new entry click here''''. You will be linked to a form page that you should fill following the indications below. | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Step 3: fill the bibliography entries form == | ||
+ | Bibliographies could contain both ancient and modern references. We decided to treat them differentely, according to the following rules. | ||
+ | === Modern bibliographical items (printed after 1830) === | ||
+ | ==== '''Name(s)''' ==== | ||
+ | Fill this field with the names responsible for the publication, usually author(s) or editor(s). Some rules: | ||
+ | * Always use the form 'Surname, Name' | ||
+ | * In case of two or more names, separate each one with a semicolon | ||
+ | * • There shall be no addition of indications about the names, such as 'a cura di', 'edited by' or qualifications such as 'SJ', 'prof.', 'PhD' etc. | ||
+ | While typing, this field suggests possible completions of the name you are recording. If a name is already present, you can select it instead of continuing typing. Please, be careful not to duplicate already existing names, e.g changing their spelling: if you should notice a mistake in some spellings, please contact us and we will provide to correct the mistake in the whole database. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Title''' ==== | ||
+ | Write down the title as it appears on the publication. To insert italics, you must use the tag <code><nowiki><i></nowiki></code>, not the usual wiki markup.<br /> | ||
+ | E.g. <br /> | ||
+ | <code><nowiki><i>Storia d'Italia</i></nowiki></code> is rendered as <code><i>Storia d'Italia</i></code>. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Place of printing''' ==== | ||
+ | DO NOT USE FOR ITEMS PRINTED AFTER 1830 | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Printer''' ==== | ||
+ | DO NOT USE FOR ITEMS PRINTED AFTER 1830 | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Year''' ==== | ||
+ | Fill with the year of the publication, using the form 'YYYY'. Do not add any other date indication. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Language''' ==== | ||
+ | Use the correspondent language code provided in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-2_codes ISO 639-2/B]. Following a list of the most common codes: | ||
+ | * dut = Dutch | ||
+ | * eng = English | ||
+ | * fre = French | ||
+ | * ger = German | ||
+ | * grk = Greek | ||
+ | * ita = Italian | ||
+ | * lat = Latin | ||
+ | * spa = Spanish | ||
+ | * zho = Chinese | ||
+ | In case of publications in more than one language, you can add other codes, separating them with a semicolon. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Contained in''' ==== | ||
+ | Use this field when an entry is contained in a book or in a journal.<br /> | ||
+ | E.g. <br /> | ||
+ | <code><nowiki>Lettere edificanti dei Padri della Compagnia di Gesù della Provincia Napoletana (1914) pp. 200-219</nowiki></code> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Bibliographic level''' ==== | ||
+ | Choose the bibliographic level of the entry you are describing, among the following options: | ||
+ | * Monography | ||
+ | * Exhibition catalogue | ||
+ | * Paper in journal | ||
+ | * Paper in conference proceedings | ||
+ | * Conference proceedings | ||
+ | * Encyclopedia or dictionary article | ||
+ | * Dissertation or thesis | ||
+ | * Book chapter | ||
+ | * Exhibition catalogue contribution | ||
+ | * Review in journal | ||
+ | * Draft paper | ||
+ | * Newspaper article | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Catalogue description''' ==== | ||
+ | To avoid repeating already known information about publications, here you can add a permanent link to an external OPAC catalogue description. You just have to copy and paste the permanent link in this field. <br /> | ||
+ | Preference is given to links to [http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/ Pontifical Gregorian UNiversity Library OPAC] and [http://opac.sbn.it/opacsbn/opac/iccu/free.jsp SBN OPAC]. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Key Concept(s)'''==== | ||
+ | ==== '''Distinction(s)'''==== | ||
+ | ==== '''Keyword(s)'''==== | ||
+ | ==== '''Cited in''' ==== | ||
+ | In this field you can add references to publication where an entry is cited. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Digitization''' ==== | ||
+ | If there is an online available digitization of an entry, here you can insert the link. '''Be careful and do not insert copyrighted material or digitization not authorized by the author or the publisher.''' | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== '''Free text''' ==== | ||
+ | In this field you can insert whatever information you want about an entry, e.g. an abstract, the table of contents of a monography etc. | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Ancient bibliographical items (printed before 1830) === | ||
+ | ==== Name(s) ==== | ||
+ | ==== Title ==== | ||
+ | ==== Place of printing ==== | ||
+ | ==== Printer ==== | ||
+ | ==== Year ==== | ||
+ | ==== Language ==== | ||
+ | ==== Contained in ==== | ||
+ | ==== Bibliographic level ==== | ||
+ | Choose only between: | ||
+ | * Printed | ||
+ | * Manuscript | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== Catalogue description ==== | ||
+ | ==== Key Concept(s)==== | ||
+ | ==== Distinction(s)==== | ||
+ | ==== Keyword(s)==== | ||
+ | ==== Cited in ==== | ||
+ | ==== Digitization ==== | ||
+ | ==== Free text ==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | = Edit existing entries = | ||
+ | == Step 1: insert the entry name == | ||
+ | == Step 2: do your changes == | ||
+ | |||
+ | __NOFACTBOX__ |
Latest revision as of 11:07, 27 July 2020
This a short guide for creating and editing bibliography entries, to contribute to the Bibliographia Kircheriana, Angelo Secchi Bibliography, Pasquale D'Elia Bibliography and Jesuit Drama Bibliography.
Create new entries
If you want to create a new entry use tht specific form:
- Bibliographia Kircheriana Form,
- Angelo Secchi Bibliography Form and
- Pasquale D'Elia Bibliography Form.
Step 1: check if your entry already exists
Before adding new entries, you must check if they are already listed in the bibliography. For this purpose, you can use the search function of the table displayed in the page. Search is made just within the fields of the table (Author, Title, Year, Language, Bibliographic level), even if a single bibliographic entry has more fields - as we are going to see. Once you start typing, the results begin to be filtered. The search is case sensitive, so e.g. 'là' is different from 'la'.
We recommend to do an accurate search before adding other entries.
Step 2: create a new entry
Once you are sure your entry is not present in the bibliography, you can add it clicking on 'To create a new entry click here'. You will be linked to a form page that you should fill following the indications below.
Step 3: fill the bibliography entries form
Bibliographies could contain both ancient and modern references. We decided to treat them differentely, according to the following rules.
Modern bibliographical items (printed after 1830)
Name(s)
Fill this field with the names responsible for the publication, usually author(s) or editor(s). Some rules:
- Always use the form 'Surname, Name'
- In case of two or more names, separate each one with a semicolon
- • There shall be no addition of indications about the names, such as 'a cura di', 'edited by' or qualifications such as 'SJ', 'prof.', 'PhD' etc.
While typing, this field suggests possible completions of the name you are recording. If a name is already present, you can select it instead of continuing typing. Please, be careful not to duplicate already existing names, e.g changing their spelling: if you should notice a mistake in some spellings, please contact us and we will provide to correct the mistake in the whole database.
Title
Write down the title as it appears on the publication. To insert italics, you must use the tag <i>
, not the usual wiki markup.
E.g.
<i>Storia d'Italia</i>
is rendered as Storia d'Italia
.
Place of printing
DO NOT USE FOR ITEMS PRINTED AFTER 1830
Printer
DO NOT USE FOR ITEMS PRINTED AFTER 1830
Year
Fill with the year of the publication, using the form 'YYYY'. Do not add any other date indication.
Language
Use the correspondent language code provided in ISO 639-2/B. Following a list of the most common codes:
- dut = Dutch
- eng = English
- fre = French
- ger = German
- grk = Greek
- ita = Italian
- lat = Latin
- spa = Spanish
- zho = Chinese
In case of publications in more than one language, you can add other codes, separating them with a semicolon.
Contained in
Use this field when an entry is contained in a book or in a journal.
E.g.
Lettere edificanti dei Padri della Compagnia di Gesù della Provincia Napoletana (1914) pp. 200-219
Bibliographic level
Choose the bibliographic level of the entry you are describing, among the following options:
- Monography
- Exhibition catalogue
- Paper in journal
- Paper in conference proceedings
- Conference proceedings
- Encyclopedia or dictionary article
- Dissertation or thesis
- Book chapter
- Exhibition catalogue contribution
- Review in journal
- Draft paper
- Newspaper article
Catalogue description
To avoid repeating already known information about publications, here you can add a permanent link to an external OPAC catalogue description. You just have to copy and paste the permanent link in this field.
Preference is given to links to Pontifical Gregorian UNiversity Library OPAC and SBN OPAC.
Key Concept(s)
Distinction(s)
Keyword(s)
Cited in
In this field you can add references to publication where an entry is cited.
Digitization
If there is an online available digitization of an entry, here you can insert the link. Be careful and do not insert copyrighted material or digitization not authorized by the author or the publisher.
Free text
In this field you can insert whatever information you want about an entry, e.g. an abstract, the table of contents of a monography etc.
Ancient bibliographical items (printed before 1830)
Name(s)
Title
Place of printing
Printer
Year
Language
Contained in
Bibliographic level
Choose only between:
- Printed
- Manuscript