In the RDA Toolkit, I see the following:
Record an IRI for an instance of a Nomen as a real-world object.
Do not record an IRI for the entity that is being described.
I do not understand what this means. Would someone be willing to provide an example of what I should do and an example of what I should not do?
In the glossary, I see that the definition of "real-world object" is:
An instance of an entity or a term from a vocabulary encoding scheme that is referenced by an Internationalized Resource Identifier for representation in Resource Description Framework.
Using Leo Tolstoy as an example, does that mean that the correct object of rdaao:P50094 is <http://id.loc.gov/rwo/agents/n79068416> or <http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79068416>? (Note the "rwo" in the first IRI)
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