According to experts on discourse analysis, texts are not individually meaningful (Phillips & Hardy, 2002, p. 4). This notion strikes at the heart of a primary commonality between discourse analysis (DA) and content analysis (CA). Both are concerned with drawing conclusions about some aspect of human communication from a carefully selected set of messages. How they do so is rather different, but ultimately their findings can fit together quite nicely, providing a good example of triangulation of methods, a highly desirable situatio
Discourse analysts in the social sciences work with many forms of language data, including talk, doc...
Content analysis is one of the basic tools used for quantitative treatment of data. Its theoretical ...
Each discipline or theoretical tradition in the field of discourse analysis takes up a particular se...
Let me begin with a caveat. My version of discourse analysis that unfolds below is as much a normati...
In this essay, we outline the key features of discourse analysis, contrast it with content analysis,...
Discourse analysis involves a close examination of text, including visual imagery and sound as well ...
[Extract] Discourse analysis (DA) is the intimate study of talk and text (Traynor, 2006;van Dijk, 20...
This symposium grew out of our own interests in content analysis (CA), discourse analysis (DA), and ...
The book introduces readers to ways of analyzing meaningful matter such as texts, images, voices -- ...
Part of the difficulty in establishing methods for discourse analysis (DA) is that DA is not singula...
Content Analysis (CA) is a set of methods used for examining texts. I commence by outlining the conc...
This theoretical essay aims to reflect on three models of text interpretation used in qualitative re...
LEARNING OBJECTIVES By the end of this chapter, readers should understand: • The main tenets of co...
Discourse analysis (DA) is the study of language in use with descriptions of language forms and patt...
Content analysts share with literary critics a vested interest in the text, which is their common wo...
Discourse analysts in the social sciences work with many forms of language data, including talk, doc...
Content analysis is one of the basic tools used for quantitative treatment of data. Its theoretical ...
Each discipline or theoretical tradition in the field of discourse analysis takes up a particular se...
Let me begin with a caveat. My version of discourse analysis that unfolds below is as much a normati...
In this essay, we outline the key features of discourse analysis, contrast it with content analysis,...
Discourse analysis involves a close examination of text, including visual imagery and sound as well ...
[Extract] Discourse analysis (DA) is the intimate study of talk and text (Traynor, 2006;van Dijk, 20...
This symposium grew out of our own interests in content analysis (CA), discourse analysis (DA), and ...
The book introduces readers to ways of analyzing meaningful matter such as texts, images, voices -- ...
Part of the difficulty in establishing methods for discourse analysis (DA) is that DA is not singula...
Content Analysis (CA) is a set of methods used for examining texts. I commence by outlining the conc...
This theoretical essay aims to reflect on three models of text interpretation used in qualitative re...
LEARNING OBJECTIVES By the end of this chapter, readers should understand: • The main tenets of co...
Discourse analysis (DA) is the study of language in use with descriptions of language forms and patt...
Content analysts share with literary critics a vested interest in the text, which is their common wo...
Discourse analysts in the social sciences work with many forms of language data, including talk, doc...
Content analysis is one of the basic tools used for quantitative treatment of data. Its theoretical ...
Each discipline or theoretical tradition in the field of discourse analysis takes up a particular se...