Information on the Superordinate Journal/Series of the Source (//fileDesc/sourceDesc/biblFull/seriesStmt)
If the original is published as a volume of a series or as an article within a volume, the details of the series are recorded in a Series Statement (<seriesStmt>
) within the Source Description.
The title of the superordinate series/journal is reproduced in one or more <title>
element(s). The @level
attribute specifies the type of the superordinate publication. It can take the values 's'
(series) and 'j'
(journal). The @type
attribute specifies the type of the given title. It can have the values 'main'
(main title) and 'sub'
(subtitle).
The place of publication within the named journal/series is reproduced in the <biblScope>
element. It can be used several times for this purpose, in which the @unit
attribute specifies the type of the respective statement. The @unit
attribute can have the following values:
-
volume
: volume in case of journals/volume in case of series -
issue
: issue in case of magazines -
pages
: in the case of journals, which pages the article contains
The Series Statement is thus structured differently, depending on whether the work in question is a monograph or a dependent publication within a series or an article within a journal.
In the case of a monograph within a series, <seriesStmt>
is structured as follows:
<seriesStmt> <title level="s" type="main">[main title of the series]</title> <title level="s" type="sub">[subtitle of the series, if applicable]</title> <biblScope unit="volume">[volume name for the monograph within the series]</biblScope> </seriesStmt>
In the case of a dependent publication within a miscellany in a series, <seriesStmt>
is structured as follows:
<seriesStmt> <title level="s" type="main">[main title of the series]</title> <title level="s" type="sub">[subtitle of the series, if applicable]</title> <biblScope unit="volume">[volume name for the miscellany within the series]</biblScope> <biblScope unit="pages">[page reference]</biblScope> </seriesStmt>
In the case of a dependent publication within a journal, <seriesStmt>
is structured as follows:
<seriesStmt> <title level="j" type="main">[main title of the journal]</title> <title level="j" type="sub">[subtitle of the journal, if applicable]</title> <biblScope unit="volume">[volume]</biblScope> <biblScope unit="issue">[issue]</biblScope> <biblScope unit="pages">[page reference]</biblScope> </seriesStmt>