Thematic Analysis Braun et al PART 1 YOUTUBE VIDEO

This is part one of a four-part lecture entitled Thematic Analysis. The materials were created by Virginia Braun, Victoria Clarke and Nikki Hayfield; the lecture is narrated by Victoria Clarke. The materials were created for postgraduate students at the University of the West of England, Bristol, UK, as such there may be reference to our virtual learning environment Blackboard. Any handouts and the lecture slides are avaliable on www.thematicanalysis.net.

[@paulmcmanus21]

Back doing my phd after a 2 year break - I forget everythingggggggg... lol I so needed this. Hoohaa!!

[@NoApologiesTeam]

Yup that's almost my story too. More power to ya.

[@shannelson9892]

Thanks for the videos , I found it really useful for studying research method

[@jamesp7758]

Thanks for the vidoes ,its making my research simple and more meaningful .

[@HaroldCHunterJr]

Great video. Thanks

[@emilysanders909]

Thanks for this!

[@medleminabdouli672]

Professor after a million of thanks, may I ask about whether can I use it in analysing secondary data. For example, analysing government officials’ statements in official sites, interviews in TV, and so on…
Thank you once again!
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[@godwinkatemi5157]

Hi Prof, Which Presentation shows, SIX PHASES OF REFLEXIVE THEMATIC ANALYSIS?

[@charlenelin2562]

Hi there, it is in Part 3.

[@ShazWag]

Can "ruptures" be a theme in thematic analysis, or am I missing something? Currently analysing a biographical interview transcript.

[@jimarjoshualongcob3379]

Im supposedly doing "Constructivist Grounded Theory" can I adapt Thematic Analysis to it?
Thanks