Hermeneutic Phenomenology and Phenomenology: A Comparison of Historical and Methodological Considerations
Герменевтическая феноменология и феноменология: сравнение исторических и методологических аспектов
2003-09-01
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Hermeneutic phenomenology and phenomenology have become increasingly popular as research methodologies, yet confusion still exists about the unique aspects of these two methodologies. This article provides a discussion of the essential similarities and differences between hermeneutic phenomenology and phenomenology from historical and methodological perspectives. Consideration is given to the philosophical bases, assumptions, focus of research and research outcomes that differentiate these approaches.
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Hermeneutic phenomenology and phenomenology are distinct but related research methodologies that cause ongoing confusion about their unique aspects.
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Philosophical bases, underlying assumptions, research focus, and expected research outcomes are key dimensions that differentiate hermeneutic phenomenology from phenomenology.
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The article identifies essential similarities and differences between hermeneutic phenomenology and phenomenology from both historical and methodological perspectives.
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The paper provides a comparative discussion aimed at clarifying methodological implications for researchers choosing between these approaches.
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Hermeneutic phenomenology and phenomenology as research methodologies
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Their historical and methodological similarities and differences, including philosophical bases, assumptions, research focus, and research outcomes
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