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An Optimised Method for Multispectral Imaging of Documentary Material
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The Documentary Research Method – Using Documentary Sources in Social Research
Eastern Africa Social Science Research Review, 2009Sociologists in particular and social scientists in general tend to quickly turn to social surveys to collect data for their research projects. This stems from mainstream social science research tradition that is dominated by positivist and empiricist tradition that emphasizes quantification.
Monageng Mogalakwe
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Analysing clinical practice guidelines. A method of documentary analysis
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1997This paper will describe a method of documentary analysis used in a study examining the validity of clinical guideliness issued to health visitors to assist them in identifying families requiring increased health visitor support. This forms the preliminary work for a wider study examining how health visitors decide to increase support to vulnerable ...
S Cowley, Sarah Cowley
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Axiomatic Typology as a Special Method of Exploring Documentary Information [PDF]
CEUR Workshop Proceedings, Vol-2588: Proceedings of the International Workshop on Conflict Management in Global Information Networks (CMiGIN 2019), 2020 The study deals with the purpose of substantiation of the axiomatic typology of the blogosphere as a method of establishing a synergistic paradigm of information interaction by model: this author's composition of the blogosphere produces such blogger activity and such information interaction.
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Interactive Design Documentary As A Method For Civic Engagement
Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Interactive Experiences for TV and Online Video, 2015We present a method for civic engagement that uses interactive video documentary to capture discourses within focused settings (eg workshops or focus groups) and translocate them to public spaces (via interactive vox-pops) and online spaces (via an interactive web-based tool).
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Methods and Approaches to Documentary Influence
2020The documentary film has seen many experimental approaches taken to its form, presentation, and technology since its inception as a social change method of persuasion. This chapter examines the seven modes of the documentary as identified by Bill Nichols along with Michael Renov’s four functions of documentary. These frequently examined theories, among
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The Inadequacy of the Documentary Method
1982From Taine to the present day critics have argued that literature reflects society in holding up a mirror to the age, thus revealing the surface details of contemporary social life. To the modern reader the nineteenth-century English novel offers a mine of documentary evidence about everyday social affairs, and it is no surprise that social historians ...
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The Documentary Method of Interpretation
2015In different chapters of this book, I refer to the IRE sequence of turns, where someone who turns out to be in the know initiates an exchange generally by asking a question, someone else replies, generally the person who is less in the know and therefore turns out to be lower on the knowledge differential, and the first person evaluates the foregoing ...
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