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Methods of Text and Discourse Analysis

Titscher, Stefan, Meyer, Michael, Wodak, Ruth, Vetter, Eva·2000·SAGE Publications Ltd eBooks

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PART ONE: TEXTS AND METHODS On Social-Research Methods of Text Analysis What Is a Text? How to Obtain Material for Analysis An Overview Map of Methods and Theories PART TWO: OVERVIEW OF METHODS OF TEXT ANALYSIS Content Analysis Grounded Theory Ethnographic Methods Two Ethnomethodologically Oriented Methods of Text Analysis Membership Categorization Device Analysis and Conversation Analysis Narrative Semiotics SYMLOG as a Method of Text Analysis Two Approaches to Critical Discourse Analysis Functional Pragmatics Distinction-Theory Text Analysis Objective Hermeneutics PART THREE: OVERVIEW AND COMPARISON Bibliometric Survey The Prominence of Methods of Text Analysis Comparison of Methods of Text Analysis

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Titscher, S., Meyer, M., Wodak, R., & Vetter, E.
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Published
2000
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