Full Description
This book explores the core principles, related theories, and conventions of qualitative research methods within the field of argumentation studies.
In each chapter, contributors identify, contextualize, and offer solutions to various issues that a qualitative researcher in argumentation is likely to encounter. In doing so, the book provides a set of guidelines, instruments, and recommendations that enable readers to effectively conduct research and analyze arguments. Furthermore, the book presents discussions of the ethics, validity, and reliability of qualitative research methods as well as the intersections between qualitative and quantitative approaches. Looking to the future, chapters explore what the field could learn from other disciplines and how research could better integrate alternative data sources.
Providing a detailed outline of qualitative data analysis and interpretation, this book will be of interest to scholars and students in the fields of argumentation studies, communication studies, rhetoric, and linguistics.
The Open Access version of this book, available at www.taylorfrancis.com, has been made available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC-BY-NC-ND) 4.0 license.
Contents
1. Descriptive and Analytical Qualitative Research of Argumentative Discourse 2. Theoretical Concepts and Argumentative Practice 3. Grappling with the Descriptive and Normative Dimension of Argumentation 4. Developing Corpora through Data-Mining for Qualitative Argumentation Research 5. A Cognitive Framework for the Analysis of Argumentation 6. Studying Argumentation as Social Interaction 7. Approaching Social Media Argumentation from a Linguistics-Informed Perspective: Methodological Aspects 8. Analyzing the Linguistic Dimension of Argumentative Texts 9. Analysing Multimodal Argumentation: Theoretical and Methodological Considerations 10. Considering Argumentation in Context 11. Political Discourse and Argumentation: Qualitative Approaches 12. The Ethics of Qualitative Research in Argumentation
