A detailed and documented treatise on a particular subject.
A publication defining a single subject.
Scholarly study of a particular theme.
A separate treatise or thesis on a single subject.
A complete bibliographic unit, either as a single work or a collection, and though it may be issued in successive parts, is not intended to continue indefinitely.
a complete work, even if it is more than one volume
a detailed article on a single topic, or a single plant (usually a single genus or a single species)
an item either complete in one part, or complete (or intended to be complete) in a finite number of separate parts - a nonserial item
A written account that stands complete on its own and is not intended to be produced in series (see serial)
A paper on a single subject or a group of objects that have a commonality.
A single work which covers a specific taxon in detail. Rothschild and Jordan authored a monographic work on the Sphingidae of the world.
a non-serial work, complete in one part or set, usually on a narrowly defined single topic. For example, a book or pamphlet (as opposed to a periodical).
Offers detailed coverage of a single topic in a narrative sequence and is intended to be complete in itself. Most books in the library's general collection are monographs. Though never as up-to-date as periodicals, books can provide more comprehensive coverage of a subject. Periodical: A publication that appears on a continuous and predictable schedule. Magazines and journals are examples.
A paper, book or report on a particular theme.
A book that is complete in one item.
In AACR2, a monograph is defined as a nonserial item, either complete in one volume or intended to be completed in a finite number of successive parts, issued at regular or irregular intervals, which can be either a single work or a collection of works.
A scholarly book, article, or pamphlet on a specific and usually limited subject.
A book, usually a single volume dealing with a single subject.
"a separate treatise on a single subject or class of subjects, or on one person, usually detailed in treatment but not extensive in scope and often containing bibliographies."(3)
a book about a single subject or single aspect of a subject, (e.g., Applied Animal Reproduction or Clinical Immunology of the Dog & Cat.)
a book, usually a relatively short book on a single subject, as opposed to a textbook or reference tool. In technical terms, a monograph is any publication which is published in one part, as opposed to a periodical.
A book, usually on a defined subject.
A scholarly piece of writing (often book length) dealing with a detailed, yet often limited, subject.
A scholarly book on a single subject, class of subjects, or person. A more specific definition is a lengthy work on a particular subject or person, detailed in treatment and often containing bibliographies.
a book. A monograph is published as a single entity (unlike a periodical).
a systematic and comprehensive work on a particular subject.
A written work intended to be complete either in one volume (a book) or in a finite number of separate parts (such as an encyclopedia).
Any non-serial publication, complete in one volume or intended to be completed in a finite number of parts issued at regular or irregular intervals, containing a single work or collection of works.
A work published singly on one subject; usually refers to a book.
A book complete in one part or a finite number of separate parts.
A scholarly book. N, O (no entries)
(a) A treatise on one subject or about one person. (b) A type of publication distinct from serials (i.e. a book).
An item complete in one part or a specified number of parts; compare, serial. PromptCat provides only monograph records (Bibliographic Level: m).
a book of scholarly character that treats a single subject in depth. Also, another term for a book in general. A library's book collection is often called the monograph collection. See also *SERIES
Normally a short writing as a pamphlet that deals with a single subject.
a complete bibliographic unit; it may be issued in successive parts at regular or irregular intervals, but it is not intended to continue indefinitely. It may be a single work or a collection that is not a serial. (C&C)
A specialized, detailed book written by specialists for other specialists.
A publication of 50 or more pages, i.e., a book, concerned with a single subject and written for consecutive reading.
Literally means a single written item, and often used to mean a book. (Keenan, p.10)
A scholarly piece of writing of essay or book length on a specific, often limited subject.
A fancy word for book, particularly an academic book.
A separate treatise on a single object or classs of objects.
a systematic and complete treatise on a particular subject. This is what would be considered a "regular" book, one that covers a single topic.
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A monograph is an item, like a book, that is published as single volume complete in itself. (See also, serial.)
a stand-alone resource like a book that is not part of a series. Compare with a serial.
A publication that appears one time only. Books or reports are monographs; periodicals or serials are not.
A publication that is complete in one volume or a finite number of volumes, such as a book or report. Further editions are sometimes published. See also Series.
A specialist book dealing with one particular subject
More commonly known as a ‘book’. A monograph is a publication complete in one volume or a finite number of volumes.
The technical name for a book.
a scholarly study that is documented and detailed about a single subject.
An item that is published on one subject. Usually a book. The opposite of a Serial.
A once off publication complete in one part or set usually on a defined single topic. For example a book or pamphlet. Moving Wall: A term used with electronic journals to represent the time period between the last issue available online and the most recently published issue of a journal. A “moving wall” of three years therefore means current issues are not available online but any issues older than three years will be.
A book that is complete in one physical piece.
A book written by a single author, as opposed to a collection of essays or chapters by a number of authors, brought together by an editor.
mono = one, graph = writing, so a monograph is "one writing," or a book
An item complete in one part, i.e. a nonserial item, or one which is complete, or is intended to be completed, in a finite number of separate parts (a set). Usually refers to a printed item (a book), or a photographic reproduction of a printed item (photocopy, microform, etc.). Includes any item not treated as a serial.
a book, pamphlet or treatise on one subject that is complete in one or a finite number of volumes. You can think of a monograph roughly as a book, as distinct from a serial.
A scholarly book, book-length essay, or pamphlet on a specific subject. The word book is often used interchangeably with monograph, but books are just one type of monograph.
A book, especially a scholarly one, on a single subject.
a one time publication like a book. Will have a cuttered call number where the cutter is based on the first significant word in the title.
A brief report on a particular subject.
a detailed written study of a single specialized topic (distinguished from general studies in which the topic is dealt with as part of a wider subject). book.
A scholarly book or pamphlet on a specific subject. Usually, it is used synonymously for book.
A work, generally short, dealing with a single subject and usually issued in pamphlet form.
A publication which is not designed to be published in successive parts at regular or irregular intervals but which is complete in itself, e.g. a book.
A work on a single subject, frequently a book.
publication either complete in one part or complete, or intended to be completed, in a finite number of separate parts. A non-serial publication.
A book, pamphlet, or any non-serial publication.
a scholarly writing, usually of essay or book length on a narrow subject.
A complete and separate publication, such as a book.
A book or treatise about a single subject or single aspect of a subject.
Essentially just another name for a book. Technically, it is a one-time publication that is complete in itself, unlike a magazine or journal which is published continuously.
A monograph is a scholarly book or a treatise on a single subject or a group of related subjects, usually written by one person. It is a one-time publication that is complete in itself. It may refer to a detailed, well-documented work on a limited subject or a person.
