CINEOSIS SYNTAGM LAB

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These operations change order. A syntagm reading still needs evidence.

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What does this passage establish?

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Intended constructionScope

Recorded readingRival reading

Evidence Counterevidence / what would change your reading

Reader

The periodic table in this passage

45 signs

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Original neighborhood

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EDL record offset (seconds)

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The method and eight categories

Based on Metz’s revised eight-type classification in Film Language, “Problems of Denotation in the Fiction Film,” pp. 119–133. His 1966 article presents an earlier six-type scheme. A proposal is derived from your answers, never from affinity scores. Unknown is a valid result.

Source file gaps are not story ellipses. A source clip is not a verified shot boundary. Scope and autonomy require surrounding context. Visual and audio playback are supporting evidence, not automated verification.

Data model and experiment protocol