This scoping review investigates rigour from phenomenological and phenomenographic
orientations and their appropriate fit into the discourses identified by researchers. The …

Sense‐making, sensemaking, and sense making are terms used in different disciplines.
Similarities of usage seem unclear.(1) to examine the concepts used in different approaches …

Many researchers in library and information science have claimed that studies that are
holistic are critical to understanding various phenomena. On closer examination, however …

The need for methodologically rigorous approaches to the study of human experience in LIS
has emerged in recent years. Auto-hermeneutics is a research approach that offers a …

The lack of diversity in the library profession means that the experiences of librarians of color
are often ignored, and librarians from the dominant white cultural group are unaware of the …

Although interpretive phenomenological analysis (IPA) has value in library and information
science (LIS), it has low uptake in Africa. The methodological and theoretical approaches to …

Serving in the military leads to mental diseases, such as post-traumatic stress disorder
(PTSD), for a percentage of soldiers globally. The number of veterans with PTSD is …

Information behavior in activities that are freely chosen has been little explored. This article
conceptualizes personally meaningful activities as a site for information behavior research …

Visual information dominates our modern information landscape and plays a critical role in
the production of knowledge. However, research in information studies has not fully …

Purpose This article focuses on the various phenomenological approaches and their scope
in the Human Resource Management (HRM) domain. Design/methodology/approach The …