Un[bracketed]: phenomenological polyethnography

Phenomenological Photofluiddynamics

Ledoux cited his estimate of the critical mass (1941) and the later one of Härm and Schwarzschild (1959) in the 50-60 M! range, with the possibility of perhaps 80 M! for metal poor stars. Of course, one may argue that the vibrations may not destroy the star, so de Jager’s question had a point. On the other hand there was also Eddington’s earlier work (1921) in which he derived the stellar lumin...

Interpretative Phenomenological

One approach to user experience (UX) is phenomenology, but there are no well-defined methods for how to conduct UX research using phenomenology, especially not in a professional design practice. One well-defined approach developed in psychology is Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA), which in this paper is adapted to professional UX research practice. The adaptation is put to test in...

Products of Phenomenological Categories and Products of Phenomenological Functors

In this paper it is shown that the product of categories and the product of functors may be extended from the structural to the phenomenological domains. For the phenomenological domains the products of functors applies both to functors and autofunctors. Examples of such products representing feasible physical and informational processes are given in the case of the generation of a phenomenolog...

Phenomenological Approaches in Anthropology ∗

This review explores the most significant dimensions and findings of phenomenological approaches in anthropology. We spell out the motives and implications inherent in such approaches, chronicle their historical dimensions and precursors, and address the ways in which they have contributed to analytic perspectives employed in anthropology. This article canvasses phenomenologically oriented rese...

Behavioral and Phenomenological Judaism