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BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE DE FRANCE Département de l'information bibliographique et numérique Service Prospective et services documentaires Centre national RAMEAU RAMEAU Journal des créations et des modifications numéro 35 Edition du printemps 2015 correspondant aux évolutions de RAMEAU durant la période octobre 2014 - mars 2015 PARIS BnF 2015 Bibliothèque nationale de France, Centre national RAMEAU, 2015 3 Le journal RAMEAU Edité par le Centre national RAMEAU, le Journal RAMEAU informe les utilisateurs des créations et des modifications entraînées par l'évolution du langage d'indexation pour les vedettes noms communs (NC), d'une part, et les vedettes noms géographiques (NG) suivis de chronologies spécifiques, d'autre part. Il est accessible sur le site Web RAMEAU et peut être téléchargé. Le Journal RAMEAU paraît semestriellement (au printemps et à l'automne). Le présent Journal 35 signale l'ensemble des créations et mises à jour importantes intervenues entre octobre 2014 et mars 2015. Il comprend : - la liste des créations de vedettes, répartie en trois grands domaines pour permettre une meilleure lecture : Arts et lettres ; Sciences humaines et sociales ; Sciences et techniques ; - la liste des modifications de vedettes, répartie également selon ces trois domaines et présentée sous la forme : [Intitulé ancien] devient [Nouvel intitulé] ; - la liste des annulations de vedettes. Cette liste fait l'objet d'une liste unique et est présentée sous la forme : Intitulé de la vedette annulée - Commentaire. Il est rappelé que les listes ne sont pas exhaustives : pour éviter la surcharge, certains types de vedettes en sont éliminés. Se reporter en début de chaque liste, où sont exposés les critères de sélection. La partie "Modifications importantes" fait le point sur quelques modifications systématiques réalisées. La partie "Révision systématique du vocabulaire RAMEAU" signale, d'une manière cumulative, les ensembles thématiques revus dans le cadre du chantier de révision du vocabulaire. 3 JOURNAL DES CREATIONS RAMEAU (printemps 2015) Ce journal a pour but d'attirer l'attention sur les créations intervenues depuis le dernier Journal. Les vedettes suivantes correspondent aux nouveaux termes introduits dans RAMEAU entre le 1er octobre 2014 et le 31 mars 2015 La liste des créations de vedettes a été répartie en trois grands domaines pour faciliter la lecture. Il s'agit des trois parties également utilisées dans le plan de la sixième édition du Guide d'indexation : 1. Arts et lettres, correspondant aux classes 400, 700 et 800 de la Classification décimale de Dewey 2. Sciences humaines et sociales, correspondant aux classes 000, 100, 200, 300 et 900 de la CDD 3. Sciences et techniques, pour les classes 500 et 600 de la CDD. Cette liste des créations n'est pas exhaustive. Pour éviter la surcharge, certains types de vedettes en ont été éliminés conformément aux critères de sélection exposés ci-dessous. Sont supprimées dans la liste des créations : - les vedettes de regroupement servant à lister des termes spécifiques : vedettes suivies de subdivisions géographiques, par ex. : "Châteaux -- Espagne" qui regroupe les noms des châteaux espagnols vedettes suivies de subdivisions de sujet affranchies, par ex. : "Livres -- Industrie et commerce -- Personnel" qui regroupe les professionnels de ce secteur 4 JOURNAL DES CREATIONS RAMEAU (printemps 2015) 1. Créations en Arts et lettres Accessoiristes de cinéma Bôgoblô Acteurs hongrois Bôgoblô, Musique de Adaptations chorégraphiques Bullom (langue) Adaptations pour la jeunesse Bumpa Agglomérats (linguistique) Bumpa, Musique de Algaita Buru (instrument de musique) Algaita, Musique d' Buru, Musique de Almanachs bengalis Cafés-concerts Almanachs canadiens Caï-ken-doï Almanachs latins médiévaux et modernes Caprices (piano, clarinette, flûte, hautbois) Almanachs tamouls Captation de spectacles Alpinistes anglais Caractères nôm Antsiva (conque) Cartons (art) Antsiva (conque), Musique d' Céleustique Architecture intérieure -- Prix et récompenses Céramique -- Marques de propriété Arghūl Céramique hopi Arghūl, Musique d' Céramique lustrée islamique Art -- Matériaux Certificat Voltaire Art et diplomatie Chansons altaï Art religieux Chansons bachkir Autels portatifs Chansons bouriates Auteurs dramatiques antillais de langue Chansons karakalpak anglaise Chansons kazhakes Auteurs dramatiques de langue anglaise Chansons néo-araméennes (araméen oriental) Auteurs dramatiques russes Chansons punu Auteurs vaudois Chansons tchouvaches Autobiographie anglophone Chansons traditionnelles persanes Autobiographie antique Chanteurs noirs américains Autobiographie arménienne Chaumières de jardins Autobiographie de la Renaissance Chevaux de corridas Autobiographie écossaise Chip (langue) Autobiographie européenne Chirimía (hautbois) Autobiographie germanophone Chirimía (hautbois), Musique de Autobiographie médiévale Choeurs profanes (voix d'enfants) acc. Autobiographie mexicaine d'orchestre de chambre Autobiographie moyen-orientale Choeurs profanes (voix de femmes) acc. de Autobiographie spirituelle basson Autobiographie sud-africaine Choeurs profanes (voix égales) acc. de piano Babungo (langue) Choeurs profanes (voix mixtes, 3 voix) acc. Bachi (baguette) d'orchestre d'harmonie Bafaw (langue) Choeurs sacrés (voix d'enfants, 2 voix) acc. Ballades télougoues d'orgue Banausos (le mot grec) Choeurs sacrés (voix de femmes, 4 voix) acc. Bancs de gazon d'orgue Bānkiā Choeurs sacrés (voix égales, 4 voix) acc. de Banyun (langue) harpe Basing-basing Choeurs sacrés (voix mixtes) acc. de viole de Be (langue) gambe Berceuses (flûte, tuba, alto) Chorotega (langue) Bhavāī Chrie Bibliothèques et jeux vidéo Cimetières militaires britanniques Bijoux yoruba Cinéma -- Accessoires Birbynė Cinéma canadien Birbynė, Musique de Cinéma ukrainien Bishgüür Cistophore Bishgüür, Musique de Citations dravidiennes 5 JOURNAL DES CREATIONS RAMEAU (printemps 2015) Citations finnoises Dictionnaires mixe Citations indo-aryennes Dictionnaires moksa Clarinette double Dictionnaires mopan Clarinette double, Musique de Dictionnaires ndali Clarinette simple hétéroglotte Dictionnaires paicî Clarinette simple hétéroglotte, Musique de Dictionnaires popolocan Clarinette simple idioglotte Dictionnaires shimaore Clarinette simple idioglotte, Musique de Dictionnaires tasawaq Clarinette triple Dictionnaires totonaques Clarinette triple, Musique de Ding nam Clivage (linguistique) Ding nam, Musique de Clubs de volley-ball Diple (cornemuse) Concertos (ensemble instrumental et orchestre Diple (cornemuse), Musique de à cordes) Disques microsillons Contes bwamu Djura gaida Contes érotiques Djura gaida, Musique de Contes érotiques arabes Dochmiaque Contes fali Dongxiang (langue) Contes sangu Dongxiao Contes slovaques Dongxiao, Musique de Country blues Douçaine, Musique de Critique littéraire marxiste Duda Croix de marinier Duda, Musique de Cut-up Dudy Dàn day Dudy, Musique de Dàn day, Musique de Dung-chen, Musique de Dàn nguyêt Dung-dkar Dàn nguyêt, Musique de Dung-dkar, Musique de Dàn tam Duos vocaux acc. de théorbe Dàn tam, Musique de École de Resina (peinture) Dàn tam thâp luc Écrits de jeunes camerounais Dàn tam thâp luc, Musique de Écrits de lesbiennes russes Danse punu Écriture alémanique Dar (le mot espagnol) Écrivains roumains de langue allemande Dark dog moto tour (rallye motocycliste) Emprunts alsaciens Dding Emprunts mandchous Dding, Musique de Enregistrements sonores -- Autoproduction et Decir (le mot espagnol) autoédition Demi-coques (modèles réduits) Enregistrements sonores -- Commercialisation Dentelle au tricot Enregistrements sonores -- Marques de Designers de mode français d'origine étrangère commerce Enregistrements sonores -- Rééditions Dessinatrices de bandes dessinées Ernst-Robert-Curtius-Preis für Essayistik Devinettes et énigmes konkani Escaliers de jardins Diable (instrument de musique) Essai (genre littéraire) japonais Dictionnaires afar Estridentisme (mouvement artistique) Dictionnaires arabes (arabe soudanais) Étude et enseignement -- Locuteurs du serbe Dictionnaires chatino Eugen Helmlé-Übersetzerpreis Dictionnaires chol Fables camerounaises Dictionnaires gamo Fables danoises Dictionnaires huave Fables norvégiennes Dictionnaires huichol Fali (langue) Dictionnaires ixcatèques Fantaisies (instruments non précisés (4)) Dictionnaires ju'hoan Fantasy japonaise Dictionnaires kekchi Fantasy pour la jeunesse américaine Dictionnaires kouya Femmes scénaristes Dictionnaires latgaliens Femmes scénaristes mexicaines Dictionnaires ma'di Figurines de bandes dessinées Dictionnaires mam Films criminels Dictionnaires mentonnais Films de Bollywood 6 JOURNAL DES CREATIONS RAMEAU (printemps 2015) Films de propagande Kashgar rubab, Musique de Films de rednecks Keke-keke Films de samouraïs Keledi Films éducatifs Keledi, Musique de Films politiques Kèn (hautbois) Fujara Kèn (hautbois), Musique de Fujara, Musique de Khimm Gaida Khimm, Musique de Gaida, Musique de Khong that Gaita (cornemuse) Khong that, Musique de Gaita (cornemuse), Musique de Khong vong noi Ganvikpan, Musique de Khong vong noi, Musique de Glossaires et lexiques chorotega Kilba (langue) Goethe-Zertifikat B1 Klawng that Goethe-Zertifikat C1 Klawng that, Musique de Gosha nagara Ko-tsuzumi Gosha nagara, Musique de Ko-tsuzumi, Musique de GRAC (automobiles) Kokedama Grammaire comparée -- Sranan (langue) Korng tauch Graveurs de disques Korng tauch, Musique de Guan (instrument de musique) Krap Guan, Musique de Krap, Musique de Guerre mondiale (1939-1945) -- Monuments -- Kumihimo Italie Kyì-waìng Haïkus américains Kyì-waìng,
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