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Content/textual analysis examines written texts to answer specific research questions about human or social experiences. It commonly includes discourse analysis of written materials rather than spoken words. The analysis process involves selecting a data set and context, defining a theoretical framework, and then coding the text deductively or inductively to extract relevant information. The goal is to analyze the text rather than appreciate its literary aspects. The analysis can use either quantitative or qualitative methods.
Content analysis working
- 1. + Curriculum and Research in Literacy and Language Arts Tuesday, July 16, 2013 Content/Textual Analysis
- 2. + Content / Textual Analysis Commonly included with Discourse Analysis (which we are defining as oral discourse, rather than written). Must have specific research question. Data set is selected and specified, as well as the context from which it was gathered. Theory used in analysis is defined. Text is codeddeductively or inductively. Different from literary analysis because it looks to analyze human/social experience. Analysis can be quantitative or qualitative.
- 3. + Work Period Work away!
- 4. + Homework Reading and note-taking as usual. Keep reading/writing for your project. Try to have intro and first half of lit review done.