Phenomenological Properties as Conceptual Tools for Research: The Case of Video Calls

Gozli, Davood G.

Volume 16 · Number 3 · Pages 317–318

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Phenomenological Properties as Conceptual Tools for Research: The Case of Video Calls

Davood G. Gozli

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Open peer commentary on the article “Phenomenological Properties of Perceptual Presence: A Constructivist Grounded Theory Approach” by Aleš Oblak, Asena Boyadzhieva & Jure Bon. Abstract: Once we identify the properties of perceptual presence, we have a conceptual toolbox for systematically inspecting perceptual presence in various domains of human activity. To demonstrate one such application of the four phenomenological properties identified by Oblak and colleagues, I use the properties in reflecting on the difference between in-person conversations and video calls.

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Gozli D. G. (2021) Phenomenological properties as conceptual tools for research: The case of video calls. Constructivist Foundations 16(3): 317–318. https://constructivist.info/16/3/317

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