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Narrative AnalysisAs with all of th

Narrative Analysis
As with all of the above techniques, narrative analysis is based on the study of discourse
and the textual representation of discourse. What distinguishes it from CA or DA
is the type of discourse or text it deals with—narratives. Narratives, in this context, refer
to stories that represent a sequence of events. They can be generated during the data
collection process, such as through in-depth interviews or focus groups; they can be
incidentally captured during participant observation; or, they can be embedded in written
forms, including diaries, letters, the Internet, or literary works. Narratives are analyzed
in numerous ways and narrative analysis itself is represented within a broad range
of academic traditions—sociology, anthropology, literature, psychology, health sciences,
and cultural studies. Narrative analysis can be used for a wide range of purposes. Some
of the more common include formative research for a subsequent study, comparative
analysis between groups, understanding social or historical phenomena, or diagnosing
psychological or medical conditions. The underlying principle of a narrative inquiry is
that narratives are the source of data used, and their analysis opens a gateway to better
understanding of a given research topic. Researchers used narrative analysis, for example,
in a study on tuberculosis (TB) in Delhi slums (Khan, 2012). Using data from personal
narratives of women living with TB, the authors examined the “genderization” of
TB and the related consequences for women. Their findings indicate how gender, in
conjunction with other social forces, influences disease outcomes and stigmatizes
women, as well as how women strategize to reduce such burdens.
Mixed Methods Approaches
Research studies are becoming increasingly diverse and inclusive of both qualitative
and quantitative methods—that is, they are mixing methods to address specific
objectives. The basic premise behind using a mixed methods research design is that
the combination of both approaches provides a better understanding of a research
problem than either approach could alone. Creswell and Plano Clark (2011) argue
that integrating methodological approaches strengthens the overall research design,
as the strengths of one approach offset the weaknesses of the other, and can provide
more comprehensive and convincing evidence than mono-method studies. Another
more practical benefit is that mixed method research can encourage interdisciplinary
collaboration and the use of multiple paradigms.
The overarching premise is that the integration of two or more approaches
should provide some added benefit with regard to research objectives that a single
approach could not offer. Note that many research questions can be adequately
answered with a mono-method approach. In such cases, creating a larger and more
complicated design is not justified. The decision of whether or not to integrate multiple approaches depends on a combination of the research objectives, the
resources and time available, and the audience for the study’s findings.
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Narrative AnalysisAs with all of the above techniques, narrative analysis is based on the study of discourseand the textual representation of discourse. What distinguishes it from CA or DAis the type of discourse or text it deals with—narratives. Narratives, in this context, referto stories that represent a sequence of events. They can be generated during the datacollection process, such as through in-depth interviews or focus groups; they can beincidentally captured during participant observation; or, they can be embedded in writtenforms, including diaries, letters, the Internet, or literary works. Narratives are analyzedin numerous ways and narrative analysis itself is represented within a broad rangeof academic traditions—sociology, anthropology, literature, psychology, health sciences,and cultural studies. Narrative analysis can be used for a wide range of purposes. Someof the more common include formative research for a subsequent study, comparativeanalysis between groups, understanding social or historical phenomena, or diagnosingpsychological or medical conditions. The underlying principle of a narrative inquiry isthat narratives are the source of data used, and their analysis opens a gateway to betterunderstanding of a given research topic. Researchers used narrative analysis, for example,in a study on tuberculosis (TB) in Delhi slums (Khan, 2012). Using data from personalnarratives of women living with TB, the authors examined the “genderization” ofTB and the related consequences for women. Their findings indicate how gender, inconjunction with other social forces, influences disease outcomes and stigmatizeswomen, as well as how women strategize to reduce such burdens.Mixed Methods ApproachesResearch studies are becoming increasingly diverse and inclusive of both qualitativeand quantitative methods—that is, they are mixing methods to address specificobjectives. The basic premise behind using a mixed methods research design is thatthe combination of both approaches provides a better understanding of a researchproblem than either approach could alone. Creswell and Plano Clark (2011) arguethat integrating methodological approaches strengthens the overall research design,as the strengths of one approach offset the weaknesses of the other, and can providemore comprehensive and convincing evidence than mono-method studies. Anothermore practical benefit is that mixed method research can encourage interdisciplinarycollaboration and the use of multiple paradigms.The overarching premise is that the integration of two or more approachesshould provide some added benefit with regard to research objectives that a singleapproach could not offer. Note that many research questions can be adequatelyanswered with a mono-method approach. In such cases, creating a larger and morecomplicated design is not justified. The decision of whether or not to integrate multiple approaches depends on a combination of the research objectives, theresources and time available, and the audience for the study’s findings.
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Analisis narasi
Seperti semua teknik di atas, analisis naratif didasarkan pada studi wacana
dan representasi tekstual wacana. Apa yang membedakannya dari CA atau DA
adalah jenis wacana atau teks berhubungan dengan-narasi. Narasi, dalam konteks ini, merujuk
ke cerita yang mewakili urutan kejadian. Mereka dapat dihasilkan selama data
proses pengumpulan, seperti melalui wawancara mendalam atau kelompok fokus; mereka dapat
kebetulan ditangkap selama observasi partisipan; atau, mereka dapat tertanam dalam ditulis
bentuk, termasuk buku harian, surat, internet, atau karya sastra. Narasi dianalisis
dalam berbagai cara dan analisis naratif itu sendiri diwakili dalam berbagai
akademik tradisi-sosiologi, antropologi, sastra, psikologi, ilmu kesehatan,
dan studi budaya. Analisis naratif dapat digunakan untuk berbagai tujuan. Beberapa
yang lebih umum meliputi penelitian formatif untuk studi selanjutnya, perbandingan
analisis antara kelompok, memahami fenomena sosial atau sejarah, atau mendiagnosa
kondisi psikologis atau medis. Prinsip yang mendasari penyelidikan narasi adalah
bahwa narasi merupakan sumber data yang digunakan, dan analisis mereka membuka pintu gerbang untuk lebih
memahami topik penelitian yang diberikan. Peneliti menggunakan analisis naratif, misalnya,
dalam sebuah studi pada tuberkulosis (TB) di Delhi kumuh (Khan, 2012). Menggunakan data dari pribadi
narasi perempuan yang hidup dengan TB, penulis meneliti "genderization" dari
TB dan konsekuensi terkait untuk wanita. Temuan mereka menunjukkan bagaimana gender, di
hubungannya dengan kekuatan sosial lainnya, mempengaruhi hasil penyakit dan stigma
perempuan, serta bagaimana perempuan strategi untuk mengurangi beban tersebut.
Metode Mixed Pendekatan
Studi penelitian menjadi semakin beragam dan inklusif kualitatif
dan kuantitatif metode-yang adalah, mereka metode pencampuran untuk mengatasi spesifik
tujuan. Premis dasar di balik menggunakan desain metode penelitian campuran adalah bahwa
kombinasi kedua pendekatan memberikan pemahaman yang lebih baik dari penelitian
masalah dari kedua pendekatan bisa saja. Creswell dan Plano Clark (2011) berpendapat
bahwa mengintegrasikan pendekatan metodologis memperkuat desain penelitian secara keseluruhan,
sebagai kekuatan satu pendekatan mengimbangi kelemahan yang lain, dan dapat memberikan
bukti yang lebih komprehensif dan meyakinkan dari studi mono-metode. Lain
manfaat yang lebih praktis adalah bahwa metode penelitian campuran dapat mendorong interdisipliner
kolaborasi dan penggunaan beberapa paradigma.
Premis menyeluruh adalah bahwa integrasi dari dua atau lebih pendekatan
harus menyediakan beberapa manfaat tambahan yang berkaitan dengan tujuan penelitian yang satu
pendekatan tidak bisa menawarkan. Perhatikan bahwa banyak pertanyaan penelitian dapat memadai
dijawab dengan pendekatan mono-metode. Dalam kasus tersebut, menciptakan lebih besar dan lebih
desain rumit tidak dibenarkan. Keputusan apakah atau tidak untuk mengintegrasikan beberapa pendekatan tergantung pada kombinasi dari tujuan penelitian,
sumber daya dan waktu yang tersedia, dan penonton untuk temuan penelitian ini.
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