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Summary: These procedures apply to the cataloging of supplementary print or nonprint materials that accompany a primary resource (example: a book about folk songs and an accompanying CD with example recordings).
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A resource is considered supplementary if it cannot be intellectually independent of the primary piece. Resources that reproduce the entire content of a resource in a different form are not considered supplementary. If uncertain, consult Joshua Barton or Autumn Faulkner. |
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