To not make definite what is indefinite: A phenomenological analysis of perception and its epistemological consequences in human science research

By H. Dahlberg, K. Dahlberg. 2003

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Validity as intended: ‘bursting forth toward’ bridling in phenomenological research (2009, background): “This amounts to taking on a phenomenological attitude as opposed to a natural attitude (Dahlberg and Dahlberg 2003), again, where we do our everyday living.”
Qualitative thematic analysis based on descriptive phenomenology (2019, background): “It also includes question‐ ing the understanding of data (Dahlberg & Dahlberg, 2003).”
The enigmatic phenomenon of loneliness (2007, methodology): “The present study is an example of reflective lifeworld research (Dahlberg, Drew & Nyström, 2001; Dahlberg, Dahlberg & Nyström, 2007; Dahlberg & Dahlberg, 2003, 2004; Dahlberg, 2006).”