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Turning philosophy into applied academic research. The Phenomenology Collective explores how phenomenology moves from philosophy to academic research. Each episode unpacks key concepts, hosts thoughtful conversations with researchers and practitioners, and reflects on how lived experience can reshape how we see the world. Whether you're new to phenomenology or deep in the field, this is where friends — and philosophy — meet research. Got a question or want to get involved? Email us: phenomenologycollective@gmail.com
Unknown Host hosts The Phenomenology Collective, a science show with 14 episodes published.
How many participants does a phenomenological study really need—and are practices such as pilot studies and member checking methodologically congruent? In this bonus Q&A episode of The Phenomenology Collective , Lewis an
How can a researcher shape a participant’s words without losing the meaning of their experience? In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective , we explore crafted stories as a creative, interpretive and philosophicall
What does it mean to practise transcendental (or descriptive) phenomenology? In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective , we explore how Moustakas’ transcendental phenomenology moves from philosophical ideas into th
What happens when a doctoral student chooses phenomenology, but their supervisor’s own methodological expertise lies elsewhere? In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective , we explore the possibilities—and responsib
What does it mean to listen to a child who does not communicate through conventional speech? In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective , we explore how phenomenology can help us encounter experiences expressed beyo
What does it really mean for a researcher to make sense of a participant making sense of their experience? In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective , we explore Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) and i
What happens when we enter a research interview carrying professional ways of listening, responding and making sense? In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective , we explore positionality as something that is not si
What makes hermeneutic phenomenology distinctive—and how do we carry its philosophy meaningfully into research practice? In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective , we explore what it means to begin, and continue,
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What happens when the numbers are no longer enough? In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective, we explore the philosophical shift from positivism to phenomenology—a transition many researchers make when they realis
What does it actually feel like to analyse data phenomenologically? In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective, we step into one of the most challenging—and often isolating—phases of phenomenological research: data
In this episode of The Phenomenology Collective, we explore one of the most exciting—and unsettling—spaces in phenomenological research: the use of creative methods. Without a fixed “how-to” guide, phenomenological resea
In this introductory episode of The Phenomenology Collective, hosts Dr Lewis Barrett-Rodger and Dr Sally Goldspink offer a gentle but rigorous orientation to phenomenology for listeners who are new to the approach. Drawi
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