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7 years ago in Dissertation/Thesis By Naman Bhalla
Difference between analysis
I am a PhD student, and the topic of my research is the impact of theatres on people’s thoughts. Does anyone know the difference between thematic, phenomenology, and narrative analysis?
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By Aanchal S Answered 7 years ago
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By Nancy Trivedi Answered 7 years ago
Phenomenological analysis tends to produce a significant quantity of data that may include interview notes, transcripts, recordings, and other types of records that must be examined. Pure phenomenology analysis attempt to describe the data, but does not attempt to explain or interpret. However, the phenomenological analysis adds an interpretive element that allows the data to be used as a basis for theory and allows it to be used to challenge or normative assumptions.
The narrative analysis focuses on text, media text, picture, film, music and an environment, which act as a story or have a story-like structure. You will need to know narrative theory to enable you to categorize the phenomenon regarding structure, concepts, terms, and points of views. If you use narrative analysis, your research will produce generalizations of thinking, actions, meanings, and attitudes related to the phenomenon.
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By Mansi Singhal Answered 7 years ago
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By Sur M Answered 7 years ago
I am sorry my friend, but I know this much only. Maybe it will help you.
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