
About this podcast
Turning philosophy into applied academic research. The Phenomenology Collective explores how phenomenology moves from philosophy to academic research. Each episode unpacks key concepts, hosts thoughtful conversations with researchers and practitioners, and reflects on how lived experience can reshape how we see the world. Whether you're new to phenomenology or deep in the field, this is where friends — and philosophy — meet research. Got a question or want to get involved? Email us:…
14 episodes · science
The Phenomenology Collective
About this podcast
Turning philosophy into applied academic research. The Phenomenology Collective explores how phenomenology moves from philosophy to academic research. Each episode unpacks key concepts, hosts thoughtful conversations with researchers and practitioners, and reflects on how lived experience can reshape how we see the world. Whether you're new to phenomenology or deep in the field, this is where friends — and philosophy — meet research. Got a question or want to get involved? Email us:…
Recent episodes
- Crafted Stories: Interpretive Leaps in Hermeneutic Phenomenology with Professor Susan Crowther13 Aug · 57 min
- Seeing as if for the First Time: Practising Transcendental Phenomenology with Emma Collins13 Aug · 51 min
- Supervising Phenomenology: Expertise, Curiosity and Shared Learning with Professor Hilary Engward13 Aug · 58 min
- What Counts as a Voice? Working alongside non-verbal participants with Hannah McCormack13 Aug · 48 min
- Making Sense of Practice: IPA and the Double Hermeneutic with Dr Gillian Ferguson13 Aug · 56 min
- Switching Hats: Positionality and the Practitioner-Researcher with Ally Grant13 Aug · 47 min
- Following the Golden Thread: Beginning Hermeneutic Phenomenology with Professor Lesley Dibley13 Aug · 1 h 02 min
- Send in Your Questions8 Apr · 1 min
- From Positivism to Phenomenology: Letting Go of Certainty with Jade Sampford8 Apr · 41 min
- In the Weeds: The Lived Experience of Phenomenological Data Analysis with Liz Shaw8 Apr · 51 min