subject_author: Convert subject terms for authors to names alone
In agoldst/mlaibr: Tools for exploring data from the MLA bibliography
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Value
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Description
Given subject terms containing author names, strip away date ranges to yield
"Last, First Middle Middle" names. No further de-duplication is
performed. Subheadings and relation terms are assumed already stripped (as by
strip_subject_relation).
Usage
1
Arguments
x
character vector of subject terms
Details
Note that removing date ranges potentially also removes a disambiguation
among authors with the same name. On your head be it.
Value
character vector of author terms
See Also
Examples
1
subject_author("Joyce, James (1882-1941)")
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Description
Given subject terms containing author names, strip away date ranges to yield
"Last, First Middle Middle" names. No further de-duplication is
performed. Subheadings and relation terms are assumed already stripped (as by
strip_subject_relation).
Usage
1 |
Arguments
x |
character vector of subject terms |
Details
Note that removing date ranges potentially also removes a disambiguation among authors with the same name. On your head be it.
Value
character vector of author terms
See Also
Examples
1 | subject_author("Joyce, James (1882-1941)")
|
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