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Content Analysis
December 2007 | 1 696 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
Content Analysis is a popular social science technique for the analysis of text data. While early examples trace back to the late 19th and early 20th century, the technique came of age during the Second World War through the efforts of Lasswell and others aimed at decoding enemy propaganda. This major work brings together the most significant methodological contributions and substantive applications ever published on Content Analysis. Students and scholars in sociology, political science, journalism and mass communication, and business and management will find in this major work a unique and comprehensive overview of the technique and its applications.
Volume One
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION: CONTENT ANALYSIS - A QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUE
Harold D Lasswell
Why Be Quantitative?
PART TWO: THE PRECURSORS
W Albig
The Content of Radio Programs, 1925-1935
E Dale
Methods for Analyzing the Content of Motion Pictures
H S Foster
How America Became Belligerent
PART THREE: THE TAKE-OFF PERIOD: SETTING THE METHODOLOGICAL STANDARDS
Irving L Janis and Raymond H Fadner
A Co-Efficient of Imbalance for Content Analysis
Abraham Kaplan and Joseph M Goldsen
The Reliability of Content Analysis Categories
Abraham Kaplan
Content Analysis and the Theory of Signs
Harold D Lasswell
The Technique of Symbol Analysis (Content Analysis)
Harold D Lasswell
Analyzing the Content of Mass Communication
Nathan Leites and Ithiel de Sola Pool
On Content Analysis
Alexander Mintz
The Feasibility of the Use of Samples in Content Analysis
PART FOUR: FURTHER METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES
A Ahuvia
Traditional, Interpretive and Reception-Based Content Analysis
David Altheide
Ethnographic Content Analysis
Alexander L George
Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches to Content Analysis
D J Hruschka et al
Reliability in Coding Open-Ended Data
K Krippendorf
Reliability in Content Analysis
J Peter and E Lauf
Reliability in Cross-National Content Analysis
R P Weber
Measurement Models for Content Analysis
Volume Two
PART FIVE: AUTOMATED AND STATISTICAL APPROACHES TO TEXT
Peter S Bearman and Katherine Stovel
Becoming a Nazi
D Bond et al
Integrated Data for Events Analysis (IDEA)
France Guerin-Pace
Textual Statistics
Louis A Gottsclnalk and Robert Bechtel
Computerized Measurement of the Content Analysis of Natural Language for Use in Biomedical and Neuropsychiatric Research
Michael Laver and John Garry
Estimating Policy Positions from Political Texts
J Z Namenwirth
Marks of Distinction
Philip J Stone et al
The Construction of Categories for Content Analysis Dictionaries
PART SIX: LINGUISTIC-BASED APPROACHES
Peter Abell
Narrative Explanation
Kathleen Carley
Coding Choices for Textual Analysis
Roberto Franzosi
From Words to Numbers
David G Hays
Linguistics Foundations for a Theory of Content Analysis
David R Heise
Modeling Event Structures
John Markoff, Gilbert Shapiro and Sasha Weitman
Toward the Integration of Content Analysis and General Methodology
Carl W Roberts
Other Than Counting Words
Sol Saporta and Thomas A Sebeok
Linguistics and Content Analysis
Volume Three
D Riffe and A Freitag
A Content Analysis of Content Analyses
PART SEVEN: THE PRESS, THE MEDIA AND THE NEWS
Class, Gender and Race
R A Clawson and R Trice
Poverty as We Know It
M Jackson, J H Goldthorpe and C Mills
Education, Employers and Class Mobility
P B Johnson, D O Sears and J B McConahay
Black Invisibility, the Press and the Los Angeles Riot
C Law and M P Labre
Cultural Standards of Attractiveness
N M Malamuth and B Spinner
A Longitudinal Content Analysis of Sexual Violence in the Bestselling Erotic Magazines
War and Social Protest
William A Gamson and Andre Modigliani
Media Discourse and Public Opinion on Nuclear War
C King and P M Lester
Photographic Coverage during the Persian Gulf and Iraqi Wars in Three U S Newspapers
Carol Mueller
International Press Coverage of East German Protest Events, 1989
J Yang
Framing the NATO Air Strikes on Kosovo across Countries
Health
C Byrd-Bredbenner, M Finckenor and D Grasso
Health-Related Content in Prime-Time Television Programming
A Furnham et al
A Content Analysis of Alcohol Portrayal and Drinking in British Television Soap Operas
Religion
R Abelman and K Neuendorf
How Religious Is Religious Television Programming?
P A Kerr and P Moy
Newspaper Coverage of Fundamentalist Christians, 1980-2000
Science
M W Bauer et al
Long-Term Trends in the Representations of Science across the Iron Curtain
F Clark and D L Illman
Content Analysis of New York Times Coverage of Space Issues for the Year 2000
PART EIGHT: THE WEB AND THE INTERNET
Tetyana Pudrovska and Myra Marx Ferree
Global Activism in 'Virtual Space'
D Dimitrova
Hyperlinking as Gatekeeping
J R Dominick
Who Do You Think You Are? Personal Home Pages and Self-Presentation on the World Wide Web
S J McMillan
The Microscope and the Moving Target
M J Paul
Interactive Disaster Communication on the Internet
C B Schwalbe
Remembering Our Shared Past
Volume Four
PART NINE: ADVERTISING
J H Ferguson, P J Kreshel and S F Tinkham
In the Pages of Ms
A Furnham and T Mak
Sex-Role Stereotyping in Television Commercials
M C Gilly
Sex Roles in Advertising
R Humphrey and H Schuman
The Portrayal of Blacks in Magazine Advertisements
K Lindner
Images on Women in General Interest and Fashion Magazine Advertisements from 1955 to 2002
Y Min
Intertwining of Campaign News and Advertising
J L Naccarato and K Neuendorf
Content Analysis as a Predictive Methodology
D J Ringold and J Calfee
The Informational Content of Cigarette Advertising
J Tak, L Lee Kaid and S Lee
A Cross-Cultural Study of Political Advertising in the United States and Korea
PART TEN: CULTURE
J D Brown and K Campbell
Race and Gender in Music Videos
W Griswold
American Character and the American Novel
E Katz et al
Petitions and Prayers
B Pescosolido, E Grauerholz and Melissa Milkie
Culture and Conflict
PART ELEVEN: POLITICAL DISCOURSE
A Cole
Old Right or New Right? The Ideological Positioning of Parties of the Far Right
Matthew J Gabel and John D Huber
Putting Parties in Their Place
J W Prothro
Verbal Shifts in the American Presidency
H A Semetko and P M Valkenburg
Framing European Politics
PART TWELVE: PROTEST AND VIOLENCE: APPLICATIONS OF LINGUISTICS-BASED TECHNIQUES
J Markoff
Peasants Protest
Roberto Franzosi
The Return of the Actor
