PHENOMENOGRAPHIC RESEARCH

An Annotated Bibliography

(Third Edition)

SUBJECT INDEX

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Acceleration, conceptions of (see also Physics, conceptions of)

Adaptation to Higher Education, conceptions of

Adult learning in the workplace

Analysis, contextual

Analysis, phenomenographic

Australian Aboriginal culture, conceptions of

Autodidactics

Awareness

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Capitalism, conceptions of

Categories of description

Chemistry

Children

Classroom-based research

Cognitivism

Comparative study

Competence, conceptions of

Computers and computing, conceptions of

Conceptions (for conceptions of specific phenomena, see the name of the phenomenon, eg. learning, conceptions of; essay writing, conceptions of.)

Conceptions, change in

Consciousness, see Awareness

Constructivism

Course content, conceptions of

Critique

Cultural comparisons

Cultural values/perspectives

Curricula in higher education

Curriculum change

Curriculum development

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Data Gathering, questions

Depth of learning

Design

Differences

Division, conceptions of (see also Number, conceptions of)

Domestic Violence, conceptions of

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Economic phenomena, conceptions of

Educational Technology

Environmental education, experiences of

Environmental responsibility, conceptions of

Essay writing, conceptions of

Essences

Experiential reality

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Geography, conceptions of

Global change

Graphics, experiences of

GIS, conceptions of

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Hong Kong

Humanistic approach

Hypercholesterolaemia, conceptions of

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Instructional Design

Intentionality

Internal relations

Interviewing, Focus group

Interviewing, Phenomenographic (see also Data Gathering, questions)

Interviewing, phenomenological

Interviewing, other qualitative

Intra-individual variation

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Kafka s Before the Law, conceptions of

Knowledge Objects

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Learning as change in conceptions
(see also Conceptions, change in; Phenomenographic Pedagogy)

Learning at work

Learning, conceptions of (see also Student learning, conceptions of)

Learning, contexts of

Learning, enjoyment in

Learning needs analysis

Learning, relational nature of

Learning, self-directed

Learning, workers experience of

Literature Review, conceptions of

Literature, practice of teaching

Literature, understanding of

Longitudinal studies

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Mathematics see also Number, conceptions of

Maps and charts, conceptions of

Matter, conceptions of

Medicine

Memorising

Methodology

Mole , conceptions of

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Noema and Noesis (see also Structure and reference, what and how )

Non-rationalistic approach

Number, conceptions of(see also Division, conceptions of)

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Ontology

Outcome Space

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Pedagogical Implications

Phenomenographic Approach

Phenomenographic Method

Phenomenographic Pedagogy (see also Conceptions, change in)

Phenomenography vs Content Analysis

Phenomenography vs Ethnography

Phenomenography vs Hermeneutics

Phenomenography vs Phenomenology

Phenomenology (see also Phenomenography vs Phenomenology, and specific concepts such as Essences)

Phenomenological primitives

Phenomenology, application to phenomenography

Physics, conceptions of

Problem-based learning

Programming, conceptions of (see also Computers, conceptions of)

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Qualitative Research

Quality

Quality of education

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Reading, conceptions of

Reduction

Reliability

Research into Practice

Research into student learning, conceptions of

Review articles

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Scientific intuition, conceptions of

Situated reasoning

Social science

Sociocultural approach

Structure and reference (see also noema and noesis, what and how )

Student learning, conceptions of

Students

Student teachers

Students, High School

Students, Mature aged

Studies Inventories

Subject matter experts

Subject (units) - Education

Subject - world relations

Suburban environment

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Teaching, conceptions of (see also Course content, conceptions of)

Teaching Practice

Temporal dimension

Texts, reading

Thinking, dimensions of

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Validity

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Wayfinding

Western cultures

What and How

White-collar workers

Work context

Written language systems

Writing for publication

Preface
Introductory Notes
Annotated Bibliography: Alphabetical Index
Phenomenographic Research: A Chronological Index
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