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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"hermeneutical phenomenology"”.
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Career Technical Faculty Experiences Migrating Curriculum Online During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Hermeneutical Phenomenology
… The purpose of this qualitative hermeneutic phenomenology study was to explore faculty experiences with the migration of career technical educational curriculum to an online format, in a compressed time, during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020-2021. The study was conducted with career technical …
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An Interpretive Exploration of the Meaning of Being with Women during Birth for Midwives
… more about the experience of being with a woman. Hermeneutical phenomenology was selected for the philosophical methodology and method because it looked at both the phenomenon and the use of language to describe the phenomenon. The researcher reflected upon and interpreted 18 selected poems as …
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Leading without greed: A Vedantic lens on wholeness toward cultivating spiritual intelligence in leadership
… namely, Being, consciousness, and joy. Hermeneutical phenomenology was applied through semi-structured interviews with twentyfive purposively sampled leaders across diverse sectors and spiritual orientations. The findings were triangulated across two different focus groups comprising …
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A Biographical Narrative Inquiry into the “Mundos” of Two Hispanic Families with an English-Speaking Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder
… whose home language is Spanish? The study used a hermeneutical phenomenological lens to explore the mundos [worlds] of two families with a child with ASD that is an English learner and understand their experiences. Their experiences were presented through a biographical narrative inquiry analyzed …
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The perceived values of professional certification to hospitality workers: A Value-Attitude-Behavior (VAB) model
… Furthermore, qualitative research using hermeneutical phenomenology (i.e., an in-depth interpretation of the meaning of human experiences, intentions, beliefs, and actions) is recommended to delve into new research questions beginning with "What?", "Why?", "Who?", and "How?" These …