A Neo-Riemannian Approach to Jazz Analysis

Charting Enharmonicism on the Just Intonation Tonnetz: A Practical Approach to Neo-Riemannian Analysis

In this study, I propose a theory of voice leading for use with the tonal space of the justintonation Tonnetz. The theory is based largely upon established theories of diatonic voice leading and chromatic harmony, and also draws upon the principles of just intonation within the tonal system. The unambiguous expression of intervals as untempered ratios is dependent upon an established seven-step...

A Semiotic Approach to Jazz Improvisation

Extension of Neo-Riemannian PLR-group to Seventh Chords

This paper extends the concept of the PLR-group from the neo-Riemannian theory, which acts on the set of major and minor triads, to a PS-group, which acts on the set of major and minor seventh chords. Like the PLR-group, the PS-group is isomorphic to D12, the dihedral group of order 24, and only compositions of two operations are needed to generate all group elements. Unlike the actions from PL...

A Neo-Chicago Approach to Concerted Action

A Neo-Kohlbergian Approach to Morality Research

Kohlberg’s work in moral judgement has been criticised by many philosophers and psychologists. Building on Kohlberg’s core assumptions, we propose a model of moral judgement (hereafter the neo-Kohlbergian approach) that addresses these concerns. Using 25 years of data gathered with the DeŽ ning Issues Test (DIT), we present an overview of Minnesota’s neo-Kohlbergian approach, using Kohlberg’s b...