Author
There are two elements with the same name:< Author>
. The first <Author>
element is a container for the set of contributors attributed to the current source. The second <Author>
element is a child of the first and is used to represent a single contributor. The valid set of contributors is defined as:
* Artist * Author * BookAuthor * Compiler * Composer * Conductor * Counsel * Director * Editor * Interviewee * Interviewer * Inventor * Performer * ProducerName * Translator * Writer
For example, a bibliographic source with an author (Davis, Tristan), editor (Jaeschke, Rex), and translator (Jones, Brian) would be represented by a group of elements representing the three contributors and their specific roles inside an outer Author element, as in:
<b:Author> <b:Author> <b:NameList> <b:Person> <b:Last>Davis</b:Last> <b:First>Tristan</b:First> </b:Person> </b:Author> <b:Editor> <b:NameList> <b:Person> <b:Last>Jaeschke</b:Last> <b:First>Rex</b:First> </b:Person> </b:Editor> <b:Translator> <b:NameList> <b:Person> <b:Last>Jones</b:Last> <b:First>Brian</b:First> </b:Person> </b:Translator> </b:Author>