Resumen

CASTRO LOPEZ, Oscar Armando. Historical sources digitized for study through the Graunded Theory and ATLAS.ti®. ARCIC [online]. 2021, vol.10, n.25, pp. 137-157.  Epub 01-Abr-2021. ISSN 2411-9970.

The Paper responds to the need to establish a descriptive digital recovery methodology of historical documentary sources and its crossing with theoretical and conceptual frameworks for the generation of social research; particularly through the Grounded Theory in qualitative analysis software ATLAS.ti®. The used sources of example are of open dissemination, the first refers to a book still copyrighted, but easily accessible, the second book is a normative text of the late nineteenth century that is in the Biblioteca Nacional de Colombia. The last group are documents that rest in the Archivo General de la Nación - Colombia. The methodology described may save months of work in the execution of a project. Also, what is proposed here is a guide and suggestion of a method, towards certain types of historical sources to achieve levels of complex analysis. The recommendations of these lines have a special utility for those who start their investigative work in History and Social Sciences.

Palabras clave : qualitative analysis; data processing; distant reading; linked open data; research methodology; grounded theory.

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