In the new digital era, using computers to analyze the masses of textual primary material now available to researchers is an imperative rather than an interesting topic. Yet computer content analysis is a complex method, making unique theoretical, methodological, and practical demands upon the ...
In the new digital era, using computers to analyze the masses of textual primary material now available to researchers is an imperative rather than an interesting topic. Yet computer content analysis is a complex method, making unique theoretical, methodological, and practical demands upon the researcher. This volume provides, from scholars in a variety of disciplines, examples of solutions to tricky problems in the analysis of textual material via computer, showing researchers the manners in which respected scholars have overcome the complexities and theoretical concerns which arise in teaching computers to analyze textual material.
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