Embodied Writing as a Data Collection Method in Phenomenology
Location
Room #2078
Format Type
Paper
Start Date
January 2014
End Date
January 2014
Abstract
Presents a methodological innovation of using Anderson's (2001) embodied writing protocol as a qualitative data collection tool in phenomenology. Embodied writing is a specific form of writing that asks participants to relay their experience from a slowed-down, sensory perspective, and as such, it is particularly useful for eliciting accounts of participants' lived experience for use in phenomenological investigations. This tool was utilized in a phenomenological study of grief (Hill, 2011).
Embodied Writing as a Data Collection Method in Phenomenology
Room #2078
Presents a methodological innovation of using Anderson's (2001) embodied writing protocol as a qualitative data collection tool in phenomenology. Embodied writing is a specific form of writing that asks participants to relay their experience from a slowed-down, sensory perspective, and as such, it is particularly useful for eliciting accounts of participants' lived experience for use in phenomenological investigations. This tool was utilized in a phenomenological study of grief (Hill, 2011).
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