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abstracting <strong>data</strong> 99, 116, 135;<br />
see also categories;<br />
classification<br />
academic literature see literature<br />
account, producing 86, 244–63, 272–6,<br />
274;<br />
acceptability 257–63;<br />
developing a plan 248;<br />
function 248–2, 257–50;<br />
Hypersoft and 281;<br />
language 252–6, 254;<br />
materials and their selection 249–5;<br />
as objective of <strong>analysis</strong> 48, 53;<br />
reliability 258–3, 268;<br />
representativeness 268–3;<br />
traditional forms of publication 267;<br />
validity 258, 260–61;<br />
writing strategies 254–9;<br />
see also text<br />
advertising 34, 50<br />
algorithms 259, 259, 260<br />
Allen, Woody:<br />
humour used as example for <strong>analysis</strong> see<br />
individual processes;<br />
text of ‘If the Impressionists had been<br />
Dentists’ 276–72<br />
annotating <strong>data</strong> see memos<br />
association between categories and variables<br />
28, 48–51, 179–80, 200<br />
audio material:<br />
computer and 57;<br />
transcription of 75<br />
auditing <strong>analysis</strong> 246–40;<br />
use of computer for 62, 275<br />
Index<br />
288<br />
Baxandall, M. 12<br />
bar charts 216<br />
Becker, H. 7, 8, 29, 53, 110, 232, 254<br />
Bettelheim, B. 33, 34, 246, 253<br />
bias 64, 91, 127, 232, 233, 235, 237, 241,<br />
268;<br />
see also objectivity;<br />
subjectivity<br />
bits of <strong>data</strong> 18–19;<br />
classification see classification;<br />
coding see coding <strong>data</strong>;<br />
and connecting categories see<br />
connections between categories;<br />
and creation of categories see under<br />
categories;<br />
generation of 121–18, 127–1, 210, 211;<br />
and grounded theory 109;<br />
labelling 102, 127;<br />
and linking see linking;<br />
mapping used to indicate <strong>data</strong>bits in<br />
chronological sequence 225–18;<br />
and recontextualization see categories,<br />
splitting and splicing;<br />
subdividing 146–9<br />
Blalock, H.M. 11<br />
Bliss, J. 5, 7, 53, 145, 166<br />
Bogdan, R.C. 87<br />
Bohm, D. 18, 19, 30, 249<br />
boolean operators 152, 182, 235, 280<br />
Brooks, C. 99<br />
Brown, Andrew 73<br />
Bryman, A. 5, 18, 229, 274<br />
Burgess, R. 5, 40, 254<br />
Burke, Edmund 86<br />
Buzan, T. 86, 92, 200