Sentence examples for central category of analysis from inspiring English sources
But even as incarceration expanded and the discourse over its utility continued, Perkinson noted that "relatively few commentators were making the entwined histories of criminal punishment and racial subjugation a central category of analysis".
The shift in theoretical approach placed gender, and the unequal power relations between women and men, as a central category of analysis.
By engaging both theorists and empirical social scientists in debates over central categories of analysis in the study of transitional justice, it also illuminates the challenges of making strong empirical claims about the impact of transitional institutions.
Citizenship, understood in a metaphysical framework, is the central category of Green's political philosophy.
Much has been written about Donald Trump's enthusiasm for Twitter, a category of analysis now basically its own genre.
It provides three different configurations: 1) extreme categories are anchored; 2) intermediary categories have a common frontier with one extreme category and 3) the central category is presumably free of direct interference from extreme categories.
His choice of subject was dictated by mood a central category in his personal aesthetics.
The process of grounded theory aims to identify a central or core category that links categories into a larger theoretical scheme [ 33]. "A central category has analytical power.
It's time we historians took clothing seriously as a category of political analysis".
The second major category of instrumental analysis is electroanalysis.
