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An Applied Method for Undertaking Phenomenological Explication of Interview Transcripts
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The author provides a description of the method of phenomenological explication he used in his recently completed PhD dissertation. He details the difficulties he experienced as a new researcher in phenomenology, and provides a record of his journey toward discovering a new and innovative approach to applied phenomenology. Finally, he provides a step by step demonstration of applied phenomenological explication and gives examples from his research.
Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, Volume 2, Edition 1, April 2002
Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, Volume 2, Edition 1, April 2002
