data_bomdia
Scripts and data used in article "Bom Dia! A Frenética Política Apolítica dos Memes de WhatsApp", written by Ricardo Fabrino Mendonça and Viktor Chagas.
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Recognizing the files
| File / Folder | Description |
|---|---|
| charts | PNG plotted charts |
| coding | Codebook used in the study |
| contingency_tables | CSV tables with frequency distribution of variables |
| krippalpha | Reliability tests and results |
| bomdia.R | General script |
| files.txt | A list of the file names |
Using this data
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