Author’s Response: Does Naturalistic First-Person Research Need Methodological Pluralism?

Constructivist Foundations 15 (3):266-270 (2020)
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: Addressing the methodological issues raised by the commentators, I argue that the disagreement among them regarding the optimal method to gather phenomenal data (micro-phenomenology or …

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