Doing Phenomenography: A Practical Guide (Creative Research Methods in Practice)
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Doing Phenomenography: A Practical Guide (Creative Research Methods in Practice)

by Amanda Taylor-Beswick

Creative Research Qualitative Methods Phenomenography
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A concise, practice-focused introduction to phenomenography, guiding researchers through study design, data gathering, and analysis in diverse settings.

About This Book

Doing Phenomenography offers guidance for researchers interested in exploring variations in how people experience phenomena.

The book introduces core principles and practical steps for designing and carrying out phenomenographic studies.

Readers will find advice on data collection, analysis, and reporting within this qualitative approach.

It is part of the Creative Research Methods in Practice series and aims to support applied research across disciplines.

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