SOC2002 Lecture 12
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The document discusses two methods of documentary analysis: content analysis and thematic analysis. Content analysis involves systematically coding observable content in documents using a coding frame with codes, categories, and code values. Thematic analysis codes underlying themes in interview or open-question data. The document demonstrates thematic analysis in NVivo 7, a qualitative data analysis software, including creating nodes, coding text, and browsing coded text.
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SOC2002 Lecture 12
- 2. The research process: today… Friday Feb 8th 2008 SOC2002: Sociological Analysis & Research Methods Lecture 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 LECTURES 11, 12 & 13 Reporting Research question Research design Data collection Data analysis Interpretation Literature review, and/or field reconnaissance Topic/Object Choosing indicators & Project Planning Ethics Quality
- 4. What is ‘content analysis’? Friday Feb 8th 2008 SOC2002: Sociological Analysis & Research Methods Lecture 12 From: Bauer, M. (2000). “Classical Content Analysis”. In Bauer and Gaskell (eds.). Qualitative Researching with Text, Image and Sound . London: Sage. pp. 133.
- 19. Example N7 project: Documents Friday Feb 8th 2008 SOC2002: Sociological Analysis & Research Methods Lecture 12
- 20. Example N7 project: Free Nodes Friday Feb 8th 2008 SOC2002: Sociological Analysis & Research Methods Lecture 12
- 21. Example N7 project: Tree Nodes Friday Feb 8th 2008 SOC2002: Sociological Analysis & Research Methods Lecture 12