Laboratory
The micro-phenomenology laboratory is a light, "without walls" structure, intended to federate the international research community in micro-phenomenology. It brings together a group of researchers from various institutions involved in one or more research projects using the micro-phenomenological approach, eager to discuss their practices and their results and to contribute to the consolidation of this new discipline.
The lab project
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Strengthening the philosophical and epistemological foundations of the micro-phenomenological approach;
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Refining the micro-phenomenological tools for collecting and analyzing data;
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Adapting the micro-phenomenological approach to its various axes of application: educational, clinical and therapeutical, technological, artistic, contemplative;
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Comparing research findings;
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Creating a shared methodological vocabulary, founded in the act of phenomenological description;
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Gradually creating micro-terminologies specific to different domains of experience.
The lab means
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Training courses in the micro-phenomenological interview
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Training courses in micro-phenomenological analysis
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Micro-phenomenology practice groups and workshops
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Deepening workshops
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Seminars
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Methodological support for micro-phenomenological projects or for projects involving a micro-phenomenological component
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Constitution of research teams or "task-forces" for a limited time and a specific research objective.
Example of task force : the "Touching/Being touched by art" project