This comprehensive work from one of the leading thinkers in humanistic psychology
provides a thorough discussion of the phenomenological foundations for qualitative …

While the main structural features of this book remain in place, individual chapters have
undergone considerable updating and refreshing. The design of the book has also been …

Most qualitative research had its origins in philosophical traditions such as phenomenology,
pragmatism, and constructivism, which argue that all the knowledge that we can obtain (both …

Phenomenology in the modern sense of the term is dated from 1900 when E. Husserl
published Logical Investigations (1900/1970), although the phenomenological method itself …

This article familiarizes counseling psychologists with qualitative research methods in
psychology developed in the tradition of European phenomenology. A brief history includes …

This article presents the tradition of phenomenologically founded psychological research
that was originally initiated by Amedeo Giorgi. This data analysis method is inseparable from …

It is fairly well known that it is difficult to give a univocal definition of phenomenological
philosophy that is comprehensive enough to include its varied interpretations. The same is …

In this chapter, we begin with the historical and conceptual background of
phenomenological psychology. We then highlight some of the major methodological …

The purpose of this article is to contextualize qualitative phenomenological psychological
interviewing within the research tradition of psychology as a human science and how it …

When phenomenology is adopted as a framework for conducting nursing research,
confusions sometimes arise because the researchers do not clarify their understanding of …