Second-person in-depth phenomenological inquiry as an approach for studying enaction of beliefsKordeš, Urban (Avtor) Klauser, Florian (Avtor) phenomenological inquiryfirst-person perspectiveexperienceenactionbeliefPhenomenology and empirical research are not naturally compatible and devising an empirical technique aiming at researching experience is a challenge. This article presents second-person in-depth phenomenological inquiry – a technique that tries to meet this challenge by allowing the transformation of a participant greatly interested in the investigation of their own subjective experience, into a co-researcher. It then provides an example of this technique being used in a study on enaction of beliefs, more closely showing the cooperative research process of researcher and co-researcher and its result: a grounded theory. The article ends with a discussion on the techniques strengths and weaknesses.20162016-11-10 02:24:05Članek v reviji86842slPodatek o licenci CC BY 4.0 je naveden na spletni strani revije (https://indecs.eu/). (Datum opombe: 20. 8. 2025)