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How to read this explorer
This is a close-reading tool for a sampled Yaşar İtiraf corpus. Click a theme or subtheme, then use the charts and examples to see how that slice behaves over time. The charts compare composition inside the sample, not the total volume of the Instagram account.
What you are seeing now
Current view
Step 1
Theme families
Start here if you want the big picture. Each card shows the total size of a family, how many rows remain under your filters, and the subthemes that make up that family. Click a card to filter the whole page.
Step 2
Subthemes
Use subthemes for closer interpretation. These cards make it easier to move from a broad family to concrete situations, then inspect the evidence posts below.
Step 3
When this slice appears
Blue bars show the whole sample for that bucket; green overlay shows the currently filtered slice. Read them as share/composition signals, not raw account activity.
Monthly composition
Yearly trend
Academic season profile
Crosswalk
Older categories and coarse registers
This connects the qualitative codes back to the earlier project categories. Use it to see whether a theme is mostly information logistics, social connection, commerce, expression/transgression, or civic/other activity.
Original categories
Coarse registers
Boundary cases
Uncertainty and review queue
These are rows with an explicit review flag or confidence below 65%. They are not hidden failures; they are the places where a human reader should adjudicate the code, evidence phrase, or anonymity/publicness claim.
Evidence
Representative posts
Methods and caveats