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Notes on “Conflicts in semantic warrants in cataloging practices”

This 2017 article focuses on semantic warrant and the limits of universal standards. In approaching Korean knowledge representation as an American, I ought to consider he role of cultural influence. The conceptual technique UW PHD candidate Wan-Chen Lee proposes is semantic warrant. This concept allows consideration of how language shapes priorities of classification and cataloging practices. Her research with American and Chinese cataloging of rare materials evidences a lack of standard practices at the global level and a layering of multiple sets of rules determined by scope. These semantic relations are contextual. For example, how does a library choose a language for a catalog? How does one designate roles?

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Notes on “A study of user evaluation for an RDA-based Korean bibliography system”

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Jogyesa (which I have a view of from my hotel room)

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Views of North Korea

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Technical services

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Notes fro Jaewan Bahk’s lecture on South Korean financial strategy

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Koreana Tripitaka video, with a monks singing and drumming in the library 

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Royal library at Huwon, the so called Secret Garden behind the Changdeokgung palace.

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Cyberphysical Ru 4

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Cyberphysical Ru 3