Description: Textual Analysis Models in the category of Multimodal Models are approaches that integrate different modes of communication and representation to analyze and interpret textual data. These models do not limit themselves to simple reading of texts but consider the interaction between text, images, sound, and other elements that may influence the understanding of the message. Multimodality recognizes that effective communication often involves the combination of various semiotic resources, allowing for a richer and more nuanced interpretation of data. These models are especially relevant in a world where information is presented in diverse and complex ways, facilitating the extraction of meanings that may not be evident when analyzing a single mode of communication. By integrating different modalities, Textual Analysis Models enable researchers and analysts to capture the complexity of meanings and the relationships between textual and non-textual elements, thus providing a more holistic view of communicative phenomena.
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