The author builds upon previous research in content analysis, introducing innovative methods to evaluate the reliability of challenging data types. This work addresses gaps in assessing data quality, offering new insights and approaches that enhance understanding in the field.
Focusing on the methodology of content analysis, this compilation showcases a range of studies that illustrate how analysts tackle diverse research questions. By presenting both historical and contemporary examples from various disciplines, it serves as a practical guide for understanding the content analysis process. Suitable as a companion to existing texts or as an introductory resource, it equips readers with the tools needed for designing, conducting, and applying their own content analysis research effectively.
Klaus Krippendorff's significant contributions to communication studies are showcased through a collection of his most important writings, many of which are difficult to find. These works address crucial topics such as communication theory, epistemology, and the social construction of reality. Edited by Fernando Bermejo, this compilation serves as an invaluable resource for students and scholars, offering insights into Krippendorff's influential ideas that have shaped the field of communication.
Focusing on the intersection of language and design, this guide provides designers with essential tools to articulate and validate their work. The author, a notable figure in communication and language studies, distinguishes the semantic turn from traditional meaning approaches. Four innovative theories on how artifacts convey meaning are introduced, along with new design methods and evaluative techniques that challenge conventional functionalist and technology-driven design practices. Examples illustrate these concepts, making the book a vital resource for human-centered design.