Others include conversation analysis, discourse analysis, thematic analysis, and even historical analysis.

Let us now look at a slightly more extended example of how a Hallidayan-style thematic analysis of a text might proceed in English.

There are ways of incorporating conjunctions and disjuncts into thematic analysis, but this type of detailed analysis is not necessary for our current purposes.

But whatever its status in other languages, exploring the thematic analysis of English is useful in illuminating certain areas of discourse organization.

Most researchers consider thematic analysis to be a very useful method in capturing the intricacies of meaning within a data set.

A thematic analysis generally focuses wholly or mostly on one level.

The initial phase in thematic analysis is for researchers to familiarize themselves with the data.

The second step in thematic analysis is generating an initial list of items from the data set that have a reoccurring pattern.

One of the two most common methods of data analysis are thematic analysis and narrative analysis.

This linking is sometimes called 'coding' in thematic analysis which highlights that the statements can be linked for several and different reasons (source, context, time, etc.).