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Definition: A dissertation embodying results of original research and especially substantiating a specific view especially: one written by a candidate for an academic degree
(Definition by Merriam-Webster)
Special notes:
E-documents follow the standard for e-Book except for the below fields.
Print documents follow the standard for Print Book except for the below fields.
Example: See Thesis Cataloguing Example at bottom of this page.
Use this table to complete the MARC fields in your record.
MARC Field Code |
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008/24-27* Nature of Content |
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502* Dissertation Note |
Thesis Example
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001 991106515821306196
005 20160701092537.6
008 151202s2015 enkabf bm 001 0 eng d
020 ##$a1906137455 $qpaperback
020 ##$a9781906137458 $qpaperback
035 ##$a(UTL)10636929-01utoronto_inst
035 ##$a(SIRSI)10636929 $9ExL
035 ##$a(OCoLC)952786238
040 ##$aYDXCP $beng $erda $cYDXCP $dOCLCQ $dUAB $dOCLCO $dNhCcYBP
043 ##$af-ua---
050 #4$aDT61 $b.P635 2015
082 04$a091.0932 $223
100 1#$aPinarello, Massimiliano S., $eauthor.
245 13$aAn archaeological discussion of writing practice : $bdeconstruction of the Ancient Egyptian scribe / $cMassimiliano Samuele Pinarello.
264 #1$aLondon : $bGolden House Publications, $c2015.
300 ##$axiv, 179 pages, VIII pages of plates : $billustrations (some color), maps ; $c30 cm.
336 ##$atext $btxt $2rdacontent
337 ##$aunmediated $bn $2rdamedia
338 ##$avolume $bnc $2rdacarrier
490 1#$aGHP Egyptology ; $v23
500 ##$aRevision of the author's thesis.
502 ##$bPh. D. $cUniversity College London $d2014.
504 ##$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 155-174) and indexes.
596 ##$a26 47
650 #0$aScribes $zEgypt $xHistory.
650 #0$aWritten communication $zEgypt $xHistory.
650 #0$aWriting materials and instruments $xHistory.
650 #0$aLiteracy $zEgypt $xHistory.
651 #0$aEgypt $xAntiquities.
651 #0$aEgypt $xCivilization $yTo 332 B.C.
830 #0$aEgyptology (London, England) ; $v23.