Abstract
This paper discusses the concept of universality in classification, by examining universal classific ation within a single subject area (music). It examines the idea of a “ universal classification scheme” using music classification discourse, and analyses the concept of “super-facets” through three example sets of music facets . The paper finds three dime nsions of universality within special classification schemes : coverage, mechanism and consumption. Furthermore, the “super-facet” is found to be a key part of universality, although its conception of universality is different from the universal classification scheme.
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