Van Manen, Max. Phenomenology of Practice: Meaning-Giving Methods in….
“Phenomenology of Practice: Meaning-Giving Methods in Phenomenological Research and Writing” by Max van Manen is a comprehensive textbook exploring the nature of phenomenology and the lived experience of doing phenomenological research. The book provides a traditional foundation of phenomenology in terms of philosophy and methodology, while also challenging readers to reflect and dialogue about new thoughts or ideas. Max van Manen’s use of etymology is profound, allowing readers to see meaning at a deep level through his stories and explanations of the lifeworld. With 412 pages and 19.9 oz in weight, this United States-published book is an essential resource for serious students and practitioners of phenomenology.