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22.18 - Fuller forms

Option

Exercise the option of adding the fuller form even when not required to distinguish between otherwise identical names, provided the spelled-out form can be readily ascertained at the time of establishing the heading.

Note that in applying the option, the following are not added: unused forenames to headings that contain forenames; initials of names that are not part of the heading, unused parts of surnames to headings that contain surnames.

Interpretation

Do not add to the heading the fuller form of a familiar name or nickname chosen for the heading. However, if the form chosen for the heading consists of a standard abbreviation for which there is no ambiguity of meaning (such as "Wm." for "William"), give in the parenthetical addition the full name.
Svatek, Kathy, 1948-
not
Svatek, Kathy (Katherine), 1948-

but
Brownridge, Wm. (William)

Do not apply the option retrospectively to names established prior to the implementation of AACR 2R unless one or other of the following conditions apply:

a) the addition is required to distinguish between names that are otherwise identical; or

b) the heading requires a change in some other element in order to bring it into line with AACR 2R and the fuller form of a name used in the revised heading can be readily ascertained at the time of revision.
AACR 1:
Dennison, John D., 1929-

AACR 2R:
Dennison, John D., 1929-

Full name:
John David Dennison

but

AACR 1:
Jones, Rhys Price

AACR 2R:
Jones, R. (Rhys Price)

Interpetation

If the initials occur both in the entry element of the name (surnames, etc.) and in the inverted part of the name (forenames, etc.) add the full form of the entire name in direct order at the end of the name.
Letelier S., Mario F. (Mario Francisco
Letelier Sotomayor)

but
T., Jacques (Turgeon)

So, for 3#:

040 MARC _b eng _c MARC ¶


100 1# Melton, Joseph C. ¶


400 1# Melton, Joseph Charles ¶


670 Dynamics of electrodes in chromic acids electrolytes, 2008: _b t.p. (Joseph C. Melton) ¶


670 Univ. of California, Fullerton list of degree recipients, May 2008: $b (Melton, Joseph Charles) ¶

Does everyone agree with my interpretation?