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Adams, Catherine & Max van Manen. 2008. “Phenomenology” @ Given, Lisa M. (ed.) 2008. The SAGE encyclopedia of qualitative research methods. Los Angeles: SAGE, 614-619. ISBN 9781412941631. [+info]

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