A Theory of Evaluative Discourse: Towards a Graph Theory of Journalistic Texts

Cuilenburg, J.J. van; Kleinnijenhuis, J.; Ridder, J.A. de

doi:10.1177/0267323186001001005

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“…Network approaches have been applied to the study of semantic memory and association processes (Chang, 1986;Collins & Quillian, 1969;Flores-d'Arcais & Schreuder, 1987), information retrieval algorithms and systems (Savoy, 1992), citation analysis (Callon et al, 1983;Danowski & Martin, 1979;Lievrouw et al, 1987;Rice & Crawford, 1992), content analysis of traditional and computer-mediated communication (CMC) media (van Cuilenburg et al, 1986;Danowski, 1982), and responses to open-ended survey questions (Carley & Palmquist, 1992;Rice & Danowski, 1993). Semantic network analysis using CATPAC has been applied to understanding positioning of candidates and issues in presidential debates (Doerfel & Marsh, 2003) and the structure of interests in the International Communication Association (Doerfel & Barnett, 1999), among other topics.…”

Section: Semantic Network Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

New Media/Internet Research Topics of the Association of Internet Researchers

Rice¹

2005

The Information Society

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Address correspondence to Ronald E. Rice, Arthur N. Rupe Professor, Department of Communication, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4020, USA. E-mail: rrice@comm.ucsb.edu; web site: http://www.comm.ucsb.edu/rice flash.htm in membership, paper submission, and conference activities. In an attempt to characterize the concerns of these Internet researchers at this juncture in the development of the association, this article first provides some research context by summarizing prior relevant reviews of new media and Internet research, and the use over time of the term Internet in academic publications and online newsgroups. After describing the sample texts-the session titles and paper titles and abstracts from the 2003 and 2004 AoIR conferences-and the semantic network method, it then analyzes the primary issues and concept clusters of concern to this set of Internet researchers. Note that this study is not a review of Internet research theories or results (of which by now there are many). Rather, it attempts to indicate the current research agenda, at the word and concept cluster level, of one primary interdisciplinary group of Internet researchers, as a way to help identify the state of the field.

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Section: Semantic Network Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

New Media/Internet Research Topics of the Association of Internet Researchers

Rice¹

2005

The Information Society

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“…The NET method [4] is the Relational Content Analysis method used in our case study. It has a fairly complex data model compared to other Relational Content Analysis methods [6].…”

Section: Relational Content Analysis Using the Net Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Since 1994, Communication Scientists at the Free University and the University of Amsterdam have conducted an extensive study of the influence of the media coverage of Dutch electoral campaigns on public opinion, most recently in Nov. 2006 [3]. These studies were based on the NET method, an RCA framework introduced in [4].…”

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confidence: 99%

Media, Politics and the Semantic Web

Atteveldt¹,

Schlobach²,

Harmelen³

2007

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. The media play an important role in the functioning of our society. This role is extensively studied by Communication Scientists, requiring a systematic analysis of media content. The methods developed in this field utilize complex data models and background knowledge. This data is generally represented ad hoc, making it difficult to analyze, combine and share data sets.In this paper we present our work on formalizing this representation using RDF(S). We discuss the requirements for a good representation, highlighting a number of non-trivial modeling decisions. We conclude with a description of the resulting system and the benefits for a recent investigation of the 2006 Dutch parliamentary campaign. This case study shows concrete improvements for annotating, querying, and analyzing data, but also indicates a number of aspects that were more difficult to model in RDF(S), contributing to the discussion on modeling with and improving RDF(S) and associated tools.

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“…In dit artikel baseren we ons op het nieuws van acht dagbladen - (Kleinnijenhuis et al, 2007b) is het nieuws geanalyseerd met de NET-methode (De Ridder, 1994; Van Cuilenburg, Kleinnijenhuis & de Ridder, 1986). Deze methode is een vorm van relationele inhoudsanalyse; voor meer informatie over relationele inhoudsanalyse, ook wel semantische netwerkanalyse, en de NET-methode zij verwezen naar overzichtboeken zoals Krippendorff (2004), Popping (2000) en Roberts (1997).…”

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