Phenomenological Analysis

Phenomenological Analysis
Rapport Issue

39

Publication Date

June 28th 2014

Authors

Megan Arroll

Interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) (*1) was developed in the mid-1990s by Jonathan Smith as a tool to bridge the gap between traditional positivist methods (e.g. experimental manipulations to ascertain cause and effect) and social constructivist approaches that view the world as created and experienced only through language (e.g. discourse analysis)....

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