8:20 onwards only applies if you're following Husserl's transcendental phenomenology where the researcher has to place all their bias/preconceived notions asides (that's where bracketing/journaling comes in to enable this process). if you're going with the idea that we are always in the world with others, and it is impossible to separate ourselves, then you're following Heidegger's hermeneutic phenomenology - which cannot use bracketing but uses interpretation as revision (hermeneutic circle) to get to the end results.

It would be super if you linked youre references. I cant use any of this information unless I find appropriate scientific articles about it.

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Hi, I thought Phenomenology is a methodology, a type of research design, not a method (which would be interviews, focus groups, observations etc)

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Is there some words not to use in conducting phenomenological research?

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