Domain:

lrmoo:F1 Work

Range:

crm:E28 Conceptual Object

Quantification:

0,n:0,n

Scope note:

This property associates an instance of F1 Work with an instance of E28 Conceptual Object that represents a generalization of the work. The property can be used to group variant, alternative or related works that are considered to share a common concept.

Whereas instances of F1 Work are always realised in instances of F2 Expression, there is no particular expression that fully conveys the instance of Conceptual Object that a work may be a member of.

Intended usage of the property includes what is discussed as “superwork” in the library community. Typical examples are novels that can be grouped by fictional universes or common characters, paintings or graphical works that exist as a family of alternatives, musical compositions that are referred to as the same although they exist as particular versions that are each identified as an individual work. The instance of E28 Conceptual Object that has works as members will often be constructed for a specific purpose, such as bibliographic organization or retrieval.

Examples:

Auguste Rodin’s ‘Le penseur’ (E28) has member Auguste Rodin’s ‘Le penseur’ in monumental size (F1). [In original size this sculpture forms part of (R67i) Rodin’s ‘La Porte de l’Enfer’ (F1); in monumental size it is an autonomous work. All scale variants are members of (R10) the superwork ‘Le penseur’(E28).]

Edward Munch’s ‘Madonna’ (E28) has member Edward Munch’s black and white graphical work ‘Madonna’ (F1).

Edward Munch’s ‘Madonna’ (E28) has member Edward Munch’s painting ‘Madonna’ (F1).

Ludwig van Beethoven’s opera Op. 72 ‘Fidelio’ (E28) has member Ludwig van Beethoven’s opera ‘Leonore, oder Der Triumph der ehelichen Liebe’ (the initial version that was performed in 1805) (F1).

Ludwig van Beethoven’s opera Op. 72 ‘Fidelio’ (E28) has member Ludwig van Beethoven’s opera ‘Fidelio’ (the final version that was first performed in 1814) (F1).

The fictional universe created by Terry Pratchett referred to as ‘Discworld’ (E28) has member Terry Pratchett’s novel ‘The Light Fantastic’ (F1).

The fictional universe created by Terry Pratchett referred to as ‘Discworld’ (E28) has member ‘Where’s my Cow’, a picture book by Terry Pratchett and Melvyn Grant (F1).

In First Order Logic:

• R10(x,y) ⇒ F1(x)
• R10(x,y) ⇒ E28(y)