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A phenomenological approach to investigate the pre-reflexive contents of consciousness during sound production

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This article describes a listening experiment based on elici-tation interviews that aims at describing the conscious experience of a subject submitted to a perceptual stimulation. As opposed to traditional listening experiments in which subjects are generally influenced by closed or suggestive questions and limited to predefined, forced choices, elicita-tion interviews make it possible to get deeper insight into the listener's perception, in particular to the pre-reflexive content of the conscious experiences. Inspired by previous elicitation interviews during which subjects passively listened to sounds, this experience is based on an active task during which the subjects were asked to reproduce a sound with a stylus on a graphic tablet that controlled a synthesis model. The reproduction was followed by an elicitation interview. The trace of the graphic gesture as well as the answers recorded during the interview were then analyzed. Results revealed that the subjects varied their focus towards both the evoked sound source, and intrinsic sound properties and also described their sensations induced by the experience.
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hal-02264344 , version 1 (07-01-2020)

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Marie Degrandi, Gaëlle Mougin, Thomas Bordonné, Mitsuko Aramaki, Sølvi Ystad, et al.. A phenomenological approach to investigate the pre-reflexive contents of consciousness during sound production. Computer Music Multidisciplinary Research - CMMR2019, Oct 2019, Marseille, France. ⟨hal-02264344⟩
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