Sociology and Phenomenology

Dreher, Jochen; Santos, Hermílio

doi:10.15448/1984-7289.2017.3.29429

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“…Moreover, this study uses the phenomenological approach in the interviews and FGDs. This approach describes the lived experiences and encounters that depend on informants and participants' conscious activities (Dreher & Santos, 2017).…”

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Health Risks in Natural Disasters: Four Case Studies in the Philippines

Lamberte

Demeterio

Clamor

2021

PSSJ

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The Philippines is prone to a variety of natural calamities. Consequently, the community's health is impacted by many extreme events. This study investigates stakeholders' knowledge and preparedness in the face of major natural events and disasters, health impacts of disasters in the community, and different sectors' response amid extreme events, explicitly flooding, earthquakes, super typhoons, and volcanic eruptions. Data was gathered from four locations through interviews and focus group discussions, and available literature and situation reports. According to the narratives, residents' and local government units' awareness of an impending catastrophic event and disaster preparations are critical. Moreover, community members experienced various immediate, short-term, and long-term health impacts due to various disasters. Therefore, the lessons in this study should be used to improve its preparations, strategies, and protocols.

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Health Risks in Natural Disasters: Four Case Studies in the Philippines

Lamberte

Demeterio

Clamor

2021

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“…A 'sociologised' variant of phenomenology therefore departs from traditional philosophical phenomenology in that it encourages researchers to acknowledge the structurally, politically and ideologicallyinfluenced, historically-specific, and socially situated nature of human embodiment and experience (Allen-Collinson and Hockey 2011: 332) as well as applying phenomenologically-inspired principles to the collection and analysis of empirical data. In so doing, an applied phenomenology helps pave the way to bridging sociology and phenomenology, allowing not only the sociological investigation of social phenomena such as love, power, or humour, but also the phenomenological descriptions of the consciousness activities and preconditions involved in such phenomena, according to Dreher and Santos (2017).…”

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‘Ploughing on’: a sociological investigation of ‘endurance work’ in competitive swimming and distance-running

McNarry

Allen‐Collinson

Evans

2020

Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health

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Despite a burgeoning corpus of qualitative studies of sport and physical cultures, indepth and embodied investigations of those requiring sustained engagement with 'endurance work' remain relatively under-developed. These physical cultures are sociologically interesting as they often demand of practitioners intense commitment in terms of time, energy, and (for many) finances devoted to endurance-training regimes.They also require substantial sacrifice with regard to social activities and family life, even for those not competing at elite levels. The nature of endurance and enduring still remains under-researched from a sociological and qualitative perspective, however, and we directly address this gap in the research literature by contributing fresh theoretical insights and empirical data on the lived experience of endurance in two different lifeworlds: competitive swimming and distance running. Employing a sociologicalphenomenological framework, we analyse and conceptualise data derived from two separate ethnographic and autoethnographic research projects, and explore interesting commonalities in the shared lived experience of endurance and 'endurance work' in these two distinctive physical cultures.

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Decolonising sociology through popular culture-music research: Nigeria’s liberal democracy in focus

Omobowale,

Falase,

Omobowale

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Third World Quarterly

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Sociology and Phenomenology

Abstract: Sociologia e Fenomenologia

Cited by 5 publications

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Health Risks in Natural Disasters: Four Case Studies in the Philippines

Health Risks in Natural Disasters: Four Case Studies in the Philippines

‘Ploughing on’: a sociological investigation of ‘endurance work’ in competitive swimming and distance-running

Decolonising sociology through popular culture-music research: Nigeria’s liberal democracy in focus

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Health Risks in Natural Disasters: Four Case Studies in the Philippines

Health Risks in Natural Disasters: Four Case Studies in the Philippines

‘Ploughing on’: a sociological investigation of ‘endurance work’ in competitive swimming and distance-running

Decolonising sociology through popular culture-music research: Nigeria’s liberal democracy in focus

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Abstract: Sociologia e Fenomenologia