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(2012) First-person methods, Rotterdam, SensePublishers.
In my work as a researcher who reads research and as research methodologist who advises others on issues of research method, I can identify a frequent confusion between accounts of experiences and the experiences themselves.1 What we can say is always less than what we have lived. For example, in chapter 2, I deal with methods of investigating perceptual experiences. It should be evident that there is a big difference between saying "I see a cube" and the work of the living-lived body (the pathic flesh) that produces for me what I report to be a cube.
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DOI: 10.1007/978-94-6091-831-5_12
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Roth, W. (2012)., Work, primary experiences, and accounts, in W. Roth (ed.), First-person methods, Rotterdam, SensePublishers, pp. 191-207.
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