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Phenomenology variations from traditional approaches to eidetic and hermeneutic applications
pp. 465-485
Abstract
McCarthy discusses a constructivist research ideology using two phenomenology method variations: eidetic phenomenology and hermeneutic phenomenology. The unit of analysis when using the phenomenology method is usually the "lived experience" of a human participant and the level of analysis is individual within-group. As she explains, eidetic phenomenology is interpretative, which means the research is at the left of a constructivist ideology, having some researcher bias, by comparison to hermeneutic phenomenology where only the participants create the meaning of the data.
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D Strang Kenneth (2015) The Palgrave handbook of research design in business and management. Dordrecht, Springer.
Pages: 465-485
Full citation:
McCarthy Jillian (2015) „Phenomenology variations from traditional approaches to eidetic and hermeneutic applications“, In: K. D Strang (ed.), The Palgrave handbook of research design in business and management, Dordrecht, Springer, 465–485.