Select any theme or code to read its working definition and the quotes behind it, without leaving the map.
Used in phases 4 and 5, reviewing themes and defining themes
Definition first, then the quotes, preferred ones at the top.
A map shows the structure of your analysis. The reader shows what it rests on. Select a theme or code and the reader beside the map shows its working definition, the participants who speak to it and the quotes coded to it, the strongest first.
This is where reviewing themes happens in practice: reading a definition against its quotes and asking whether they still belong together.
The reader works the same way in every view.
The definition column in the Framework tab, one row per theme, code or sub-code. If there is no Framework tab, the themes and codes still appear, only without definitions.
A quote marked preferred floats to the top of its code. These are also the quotes Present mode shows.
A quote with no code belongs to the theme itself and shows when the theme is selected.
The features you will use alongside definitions and quotes, closest first.
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