Thematic analysis is a qualitative method used for discursive interpretation through the finding of recurrent patterns that can be grouped into categories and themes (40, 41).
It was a long, discursive version.
Following this line of thought, we consider frames to be powerful organisation principles of individual perceptions and interpretations providing a common discursive basis for a debate.
In this technique, the reading and organisation of data are not based on fragmentation of the text but on the interpretation of the different discursive positions among the participants and the identification of the explanatory axes of their interventions [ 46].
In this technique the reading and organization of data does not rely on the fragmentation of texts but on the interpretation of the different discursive positions of the participants and the main explanatory axes of their interventions [ 21].
As distinguished from other analysis models, in this case the reading and organization of data [ 28] does not rely on the fragmentation of texts but on the interpretation of the different discursive positions and the meaning of participants' interventions.
Although subjective interpretations and justifications might be discursive, this paper tries to formulate a consistent system of justifications of taste and will show how the set of justifications can be used for understanding the consumer culture of contemporary China.
"Interpretation in groups are a discursive way of producing inter-subjectivity and comprehensibility" (Steinke, 2004, p. 187).
