1990
DOI: 10.1177/075910639002600102
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Eclairer le vocabulaire des questions ouvertes par les questions fermées: le tableau lexical des questions

Abstract: Clarifying the Vocabulary of Open Questions by Using Closed Questions: The Lexical Table of Questions. The "Lexical Table of Questions" which cross-tabulates the vocabulary of an open question with the closed questions of a survey is a tool of data analysis which permits the clarification of each type of question by the other. An application using factorial correspondence analysis of such a table is presented concerning an opinion survey on the reform of French spelling. Open questions. Lexical Table of Questi… Show more

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“…The first congress of the French Association of Sociology (AFS) in February 2004 included over 1,000 different presentations and 3,000 participants. We decided to map the abstracts of presentations as they were published in the conference program book and distributed to all participants 4 , and to compare and confront the results of several methods of textual analysis of this same corpus: Philip Cibois' Trideux factorial correspondence analysis (Cibois, 1983(Cibois, , 1990(Cibois, , 1995, the analysis of co-occurrence of key words by Calliope, Max Reinert's Alceste hierarchically descending classification analysis (Reinert, 1986(Reinert, , 1990, and Francis Chateauraynaud's Prospero program of text-based analysis of controversies (Chateauraynaud, 2003;Chateauraynaud et al, 2003). This cooperation resulted in the publication of the BMS, n. 85, January 2005, with the results of the analysis of the 2004 AFS abstracts by these four methods.…”
Section: The Association Française De Sociologie (Afs) 2004 Congressmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first congress of the French Association of Sociology (AFS) in February 2004 included over 1,000 different presentations and 3,000 participants. We decided to map the abstracts of presentations as they were published in the conference program book and distributed to all participants 4 , and to compare and confront the results of several methods of textual analysis of this same corpus: Philip Cibois' Trideux factorial correspondence analysis (Cibois, 1983(Cibois, , 1990(Cibois, , 1995, the analysis of co-occurrence of key words by Calliope, Max Reinert's Alceste hierarchically descending classification analysis (Reinert, 1986(Reinert, , 1990, and Francis Chateauraynaud's Prospero program of text-based analysis of controversies (Chateauraynaud, 2003;Chateauraynaud et al, 2003). This cooperation resulted in the publication of the BMS, n. 85, January 2005, with the results of the analysis of the 2004 AFS abstracts by these four methods.…”
Section: The Association Française De Sociologie (Afs) 2004 Congressmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Elle repose sur le principe selon lequel les relations entre variables d’un tableau multidimensionnel créent de la redondance, laquelle peut être exploitée pour réduire les données à quelques facteurs exprimant l’essentiel de ces relations. On doit notamment à Philippe Cibois des articles et ouvrages de référence sur les principes et l’application de l’AFC en sciences humaines et sociales (1983; 1984) et, dans le BMS , n°26, une application à une enquête sur la réforme de l’orthographe (Cibois, 1990).…”
Section: Hierunclassified
“…Philippe Cibois (1990) Éclairer le vocabulaire des questions ouvertes par les questions fermées - Le tableau lexical des questions. BMS 26.…”
Section: Articles Considérés Dans Le Bms (Titres En Français)unclassified
“…Foi realizada uma análise fatorial de correspondências (Cibois, 1983;Cibois, 1989;Lebart & Salem, 1994;Deschamps, 2003) O primeiro fator explica a maioria da inércia (mais de 70%). Opõe as concepções de política como algo funcional a algo degenerado e ineficiente.…”
Section: Análise Dos Dadosunclassified