ARTICLE
TITLE

Experiences With the Combination of Thematic Qualitative Text Analysis and Qualitative Structural Analysis. An Example of Explication of Network Configurations

SUMMARY

In this article, I illustrate the potential for further analysis inherent in the analysis of network member constellation. As a basis for this, a combination of thematic qualitative text analysis and qualitative structural analysis is used to analyze expert interviews and ego-centric network maps. The basic structure and objective of the respective methods are being maintained as much as possible. However, in future analysis it will have to be decided whether the combination warrants further structural modification. An account of the analytical procedure to apply the chosen combination is given as a contribution to the discussion of the further development of qualitative content analysis.

PAGES
COLLECTIONS
Research
Mathematics

 Articles related

Sandro R. Barros    

In this article, I explore the banalities of qualitative work flirting with some of the premises of non-representation theories' (NRT) thinking style. More specifically, I interrogate the usefulness of thinking with the mundane to explore the kinds of op... see more


Jörg Schwarz,Hannah Hassinger,Sabine Schmidt-Lauff    

Education and learning processes cannot be separated from time and temporality. Although current educational research recognizes this, there are still desiderata, especially combining theoretical approaches to qualitative empirical methodological approac... see more


Judith Becker,Franziska Moser,Maria Fleßner,Bettina Hannover    

Although a cooperative approach has been repeatedly recommended by representatives of qualitative research, there is little in the literature on how to proceed such research. In this article we describe our experiences with the cooperative conduction of ... see more


Joseph Levitan,Julia Mahfouz,Deborah L. Schussler    

In this article, we examine a qualitative interview and analytical technique for exploring the influences of identities on an individual's experiences. The technique, pragmatic identity analysis (PIA), relies upon a collaborative, reflective, contextuall... see more


Elisabeth Reitinger,Barbara Pichler,Barbara Egger,Bente Knoll,Birgit Hofleitner,Petra Plunger,Gert Dressel,Katharina Heimerl    

In this contribution, we present an empirical description and theoretical reflection of our experience with ethical questions in qualitative research involving people with dementia. The participants in the project "Dementia on the Move: Study and Recomme... see more