In simplest terms, phenomenology is the interpretive study of human experience. Reliability and Phenomenological MethodsĦ. Some Core Assumptions of the Phenomenological Approachĥ. Keywords: phenomenology, place, architecture, landscape, environmental experience, lifeworld, home, dwelling, being-in-world, hermeneutics, environmental ethicsģ. Finally, the review considers the value of phenomenology for environmental design. Next, the article discusses trustworthiness and reliability as they can be understood phenomenologically. The review then considers three specific phenomenological methods: (1) first-person phenomenological research (2) existential-phenomenological research and (3) hermeneutical-phenomenological research.
After discussing the nature of phenomenology in broad terms, the review presents two major assumptions of the phenomenological approach-(1) that people and environment compose an indivisible whole (2) that phenomenological method can be described in terms of a "radical empiricism." This review examines the phenomenological approach as it might be used to explore environmental and architectural issues. Yamamoto, and H Minami (Eds.), Theoretical Perspectives in Environment-Behavior Research (pp. *A much-abbreviated version of this review appears as “A Way of Seeing People and Place: Phenomenology in Environment-Behavior Research,” published in S.
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