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Phenomenology of Practice: Meaning-Giving Methods in Phenomenological Research and Writing

Author(s) : Max Van Manen

Table of Contents

SECTION ONE: WAYS OF UNDERSTANDING PHENOMENOLOGY
1. Doing Phenomenology
2. Samples of Phenomenological Texts
3. On the Meaning of Meaning
4. Phenomenology is the Name of a Method
5. The Role of Stories, Anecdotes, and Vignettes
6. Voking Language and Experience

SECTION TWO: PROTAGONISTS AND PRACTICES: A TRADITION OF TRADITIONS
7. On the Way to Phenomenology: Precursors
8. Forming Traditions: Foundational Thinkers
9. Phenomenological Orientations: Protagonists
10. Phenomenology and the Professions: Practitioners

SECTION THREE: METHODS, RESEARCH, WRITING
11. Philosophical Methods: Epoché and Reduction
12. Human Science Methods: Empirical and Reflective Activities
13. Methodological Issues
14. The Desire to Write