Thematic Analysis_ Phase 3 - searching for themes - Sally Interview- iteration 3 - Coding Memo_013

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Collating data codes into potential sub-themes and candidate themes. Creating a main slide with a colour code oval to represent the sub-theme and then applying that coloured oval to each data code. Some codes have multiple colours....

Identified today: 

Being transparent and explicit about sight-loss is positive
Being transparent and explicit about sight-loss is negative
Being discreet and anonymous is creatively liberating
Creative practice inhibitors
Creative practice liberators
Lack of understanding leads to self-reliance
Vulnerability physical
Vulnerability psychological
Security physical
Security psychological

Considered words for sub-themes:

Help                  
Burden               
Objectification
Barriers
Support
Indifference
Inattention
Unconcern
Assistance
Services
Resilience 
Security
Offensive

























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