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List of Tables and Figures \\ Acknowledgments \\ About the Author \\ Chapter 1. Introduction \\ Part 1. Philosophical Underpinnings of the Methodology \\ Chapter 2. Philosophy of Phenomenology \\ Edmund Husserl \\ Martin Heidegger \\ Maurice Merleau-Ponty \\ Hans-Georg Gadamer \\ Part 2. Descriptive Phenomenology \\ Chapter 3. Paul Colaizzi’s Descriptive Phenomenological Methodology \\ Research Question \\ Sample \\ Data Collection \\ Data Analysis \\ The Lived Experience of Postpartum Depression \\ Examples of Research from Various Disciplines \\ Chapter 4. Amedeo Giorgi’s Descriptive Phenomenological Methodology \\ Research Question \\ Sample \\ Data Collection \\ Data Analysis \\ Examples of Published Studies Using Giorgi’s Descriptive Phenomenological Methodology \\ Chapter 5. Adrian van Kaam’s Descriptive Phenomenological Methodology and Clark Moustakas’s Modification \\ Research Question \\ Sample \\ Data Collection \\ Data Analysis \\ Examples of a Study from My Program of Research \\ Additional Examples of Studies Using Van Kaam’s Descriptive Phenomenological Approach \\ Clark Moustakas’s Modification of van Kaam’s Approach \\ Examples of Moustakas’s Modification of Van Kaam’s Approach \\ Comparison of van Kaam’s Methodology and Moustakas’s Modification \\ Chapter 6. Karin Dahlberg’s Descriptive Phenomenological Reflective Lifeworld Research \\ Introduction to the Reflective Lifeworld Methodology \\ Descriptive Phenomenological Reflective Lifeworld Approach \\ Comparison of Five Descriptive Phenomenological Methodologies \\ Choosing one of the Descriptive Phenomenological Methods \\ Part 3. Interpretive Phenomenology \\ Chapter 7. Max van Manen’s Hermeneutic Phenomenological Approach \\ Research Question \\ Sample \\ Data Collection \\ Data Analysis \\ Examples of International Research from Various Disciplines Using Van Manen’s Methodology \\ Chapter 8. Patricia Benner’s Interpretive Phenomenological Methodology \\ Sample \\ Data Analysis \\ International Examples of Studies Using Benner’s Interpretive Phenomenological Methodology \\ Chapter 9. Jonathan Smith’s Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) \\ Research Questions \\ Sample \\ Data Collection \\ Data Analysis \\ International Examples of IPA Research from Various Disciplines \\ Chapter 10. Karin Dahlberg’s Hermeneutic Reflective Lifeworld Research Methodology \\ Hermeneutic Reflective Lifeworld Methodology \\ Comparison of the Four Interpretive Phenomenological Methodologies \\ Choosing One of the Interpretive Phenomenological Methodologies \\ Part 4. Evaluating, Writing, and Teaching Phenomenology \\ Chapter 11. Trustworthiness in Qualitative Research \\ Trustworthiness vs. Reliability and Validity \\ Strategies for Enhancing Quality \\ Criteria for Evaluating Phenomenological Research \\ Criteria for Evaluating Qualitative Research in General \\ Student Exercise for Evaluating a Phenomenological Study \\ Chapter 12. Phenomenological Writing \\ Strategies \\ Figures \\ Qualitative Reporting Checklists \\ End-of-Chapter Study Activities \\ Chapter 13. Developing a Program of Research Using Phenomenology \\ Chapter 14. Teaching Phenomenology: Preparing Our Next Generation of Researchers \\ Other Faculty Members’ Teaching Strategies \\ My Teaching Strategies \\ Phenomenology Tips \\ Glossary \\ Appendix A. First Study Activity for Students \\ Appendix B. Second Study Activity for Students \\ Appendix C. Mothers’ Experiences of Posttraumatic Growth Following Traumatic Childbirth: A Descriptive Phenomenological Study Proposal \\ Appendix D. The Impact of Traumatic Birth on Mothers Caring for Their Children: An Interpretive Phenomenological Study Proposal \\ Index

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