Phenomenological research in qualitative research methodology. Architectural Research Methods by Linda N. Groat, David Wang deal with various research methodologies in architecture. This presentation deals with a small part of it

1. Introduction to
Phenomenological
Research

2. Introduction
Phenomenological research is a
qualitative research method that
explores the essence of human
experiences.It focuses on
understanding the subjective
meaning of experiences and how
they affect individuals. This
presentation aims to provide an
introduction to phenomenological
research and its key concepts.

3. Phenomenology was first introduced
by Edmund Husserl in the early 20th
century.It is a philosophical approach
that aims to describe the structure of
conscious experience without
explaining it in terms of causation or
natural laws.Phenomenological
research applies this approach to
qualitative research, exploring the
essence of human experiences.
Phenomenology:Origins and Definition

4. The key concepts of phenomenological research include
bracketing, intentionality, epoché, and phenomenological
reduction.Bracketing involves setting aside preconceptions to
focus on the essence of the experience. Intentionality refers to
the directedness of consciousness toward objects. Epoché
involves suspending judgment and analysis to allow the
experience to reveal itself. Phenomenological reduction is the
process of reducing the experience to its essential elements.
Phenomenological Research: Key Concepts

5. Phenomenological Research:Methods
There are different methods of phenomenological
research, including descriptive phenomenology,
hermeneutic phenomenology, and existential
phenomenology. Descriptive phenomenology aims to
provide a detailed description of the experience.
Hermeneutic phenomenology focuses on interpreting
the meaning of the experience. Existential
phenomenology explores the lived experience and the
meaning of existence.

6. Phenomenological research has
various applications in fields such as
psychology, nursing, education, and
sociology.It can be used to explore
topics such as the experience of illness,
the meaning of learning, the essence
of human relationships, and the
experience of aging.
Phenomenological research also
provides a valuable perspective for
understanding human experiences.
Phenomenological Research: Applications

7. In conclusion,phenomenological
research is a qualitative research
method that explores the essence of
human experiences.It is rooted in
philosophy and aims to understand
the subjective meaning of experiences.
By using bracketing,intentionality,
epoché,and phenomenological
reduction,researchers can uncover the
essence of the experience.
Phenomenological research has
various applications and provides a
valuable perspective for understanding
human experiences.
Conclusion

8. The Symbolic Significance of the
House as a Reflection of the Self
A Psychological Exploration by
Claire Cooper.

9. The Symbolic Significance of the
House as a Reflection of the Self:A
Psychological Exploration by Claire
Cooper.
In this presentation,we will explore the
psychological significance of the house
as a reflection of the self.We will delve
into the research of Claire Cooper and
understand how our houses can reveal
a lot about our personalities and inner
selves.
Introduction

10. The House as an Extension of Self
Our houses are not just physical
structures,but they are also
extensions of ourselves. They reflect
our personalities and values.Cooper
argues that the way we decorate
and organize our houses can reveal
a lot about our inner selves.
TheHouseasanExtensionofSelf

12. The Significance of Space
TheSignificanceofSpace
Thewayweusespacein ourhousescan revealalotabout
ourpersonalities.For example,people who haveopen
and spacious housestend to bemoreextroverted and
outgoing,whilepeople whohavecluttered and
cramped housestend tobemore introvertedand
introspective.

13. The I
mpactof Color
The colors we use in our houses can also reveala lot about
our personalities. For example, people who use bold and
bright colorstend to be more adventurous and outgoing,
while people who use muted and neutral colors tend to be
more reserved and introverted.
The I
mpact of Color

14. The Role of Objects
The objects we choose to decorate
our houses with can also reveal a lot
about our personalities.For
example,people who decorate their
houses with travel souvenirs tend to
be more adventurous and curious,
while people who decorate their
houses with family photos tend to
be more family-oriented and
sentimental.
TheRoleofObjects

15. Conclusion
In conclusion,the house is a
powerful reflection of the self.By
understanding the psychological
significance of our houses,we can
gain a deeper understanding of
ourselves and our personalities.
Cooper's research highlights the
importance of paying attention to
our living spaces and how they can
reveal our inner selves.
Conclusion