“Plausibility as we use the term refers to whether or not a set of claims is acceptable (or more strongly, praiseworthy – deserving applause). […] Good interpretations should bring clarity, should direct attention to what is usually unnoticed, and should yield a sense of insight.” (174)
Potter and Wetherell (1987) identify fruitfulness as “the scope of analytic schemes to make sense of new kinds of discourse and to generate novel explanations”. […] We consider the implications of the present work for other work, rather than considering the present work from the perspective of previous work.” (p. 175)
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