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Tracing Johnson's Circle: Practical Experiments With EAC-CPF

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2014

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Doon, Ellen, Susan Pyzynski, Michael Rush, and Melanie Wisner. 2014. “Tracing Johnson’s Circle: Practical Experiments With EAC-CPF.” Journal of Archival Organization 12 (1-2) (April 3): 51–61. doi:10.1080/15332748.2015.1012408.

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Interested in collaboratively exploring the potential of EAC-CPF, the Beinecke Library at Yale and the Houghton Library at Harvard embarked on a year-long project to gain experience with the new standard and, in the process, strengthen connections between disparate but deep holdings of lexicographer Samuel Johnson (1709–1784) and his circle. The project team set out to document metadata best practices while developing and maintaining one set of records and to discover the practical limits and possibilities of rich content within the EAC-CPF context. This article outlines the project’s challenges, lessons learned, and remaining questions.

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EAC-CPF, relations, context, collaboration, best practices, Samuel Johnson, eighteenth century

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