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Musematic analysis P Tagg: <strong>Introduc<strong>to</strong>ry</strong> <strong>notes</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Semiontics <strong>of</strong> <strong>Music</strong> 43<br />

Fig. 4: Methodological paradigm for analysis <strong>of</strong> affect in popular music. 56.<br />

HERMENEUTIC SEMIOTIC<br />

IDEOLOGICAL<br />

Emitter – interests,<br />

needs and aims<br />

comments on aims<br />

Emitter – interests,<br />

needs and functions<br />

SCFS<br />

Sociocultural<br />

field <strong>of</strong> study<br />

Access problem:<br />

select method and material<br />

music ν musicγ music υ<br />

AO<br />

IMC<br />

PMFA<br />

PMP<br />

PPMP<br />

<strong>Music</strong>al ‘channel’ Receiver – interests,<br />

needs and aims<br />

Hypo<strong>the</strong>ticalSubstitution<br />

verbalisation<br />

music φ<br />

IOCM<br />

IMC<br />

PMFA<br />

PMP<br />

PPMP<br />

music analysed<br />

in explicit terms comments on reactions<br />

AO as expression <strong>of</strong> relationships<br />

Emitter - Receiver<br />

Emitter - SCFS<br />

Receiver - SCFS<br />

AO - SCFS<br />

SCFS<br />

AO = analysis object<br />

IOCM = interobjective comparison material<br />

HS = hypo<strong>the</strong>tical substitution<br />

IMC = item <strong>of</strong> musical code<br />

PMFA =paramusical fields <strong>of</strong> association<br />

PMP = patterns <strong>of</strong> musical process<br />

PPMP = patterns <strong>of</strong> paramusical process<br />

SCFS =sociocultural field <strong>of</strong> study<br />

music ν = music as conception (n“ow = thought, purpose, mind)<br />

music γ = music as notation (gr„fv = write)<br />

music υ = music as sounding object ( œlh = matter as opposed <strong>to</strong> mind)<br />

musicν = music as perception ( fa§nomai = appear, seem)<br />

Receiver – interests,<br />

needs and functions<br />

56. Thanks <strong>to</strong> Sven Andersson, Institute for <strong>the</strong> Theory <strong>of</strong> Science, University <strong>of</strong> Göteborg, for help in<br />

constructing this model.

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