A series of monographs published with the same series title and individual monograph titles. A monographic series may be numbered or unnumbered.
A group of monographs, usually related to one another in subject, normally issued in succession, normally by the same publisher and in uniform style with a collective title applying to the goup as a whole. Monographic series may be numbered or unnumbered. This definition holds regardless of cataloging treatment (Cat Sep, Cat Anals, Unanal). (See supplementary definition pages for Monographic Series)
This is another term for "series". It is misleading because it implies that the individual titles in the series are all monographs when some or all may be serials. (CCM)
This is another term for "series". Multipart item. A monograph complete, or intended to be completed, in a finite number of separate parts. The separate parts may or may not be numbered.
a group of individual titles, usually with a common subject or theme, having a collective title that applies to the group as a whole
a group of separate items where each item bears an individual title as well as a collective title, common to the group
a series of books on some common general subject area (such as Old Testament studies or Reformation history)
monographs issued as part of a titled series, at either regular or irregular intervals. Each item in the series is separately titled, but is also identified by the series title and often a number within the series.
Monographs issued at intervals as part of a titled series, for example, Developments in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry. Each item in the series is separately titled, and is also identified by the series title and often a number within the series.
