Researching intuition in personal creativity

Marc Stierand; Viktor Dörfler

doi:10.4337/9781782545996.00030

Researching intuition in personal creativity

Marc Stierand, Viktor Dörfler

Management Science

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Abstract

This chapter introduces Insider Explanatory Phenomenology (IEP) as viable approach to researching intuition in personal creativity. Drawing on a study elucidating experiences of personal creativity, the key contribution is to make explicit why IEP is particularly suitable for investigating context-dependent cognitive and nebulous phenomena such as intuition. IEP is distinct from such approaches like participant observation or ethnography more generally since it does not depend on cultivating personal relationships with research participants as a means of learning but rather starts from a relationship of shared inherited (occupational) background which allows the investigators to immediately enter in-depth expert-level discourse.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Handbook Of Research Methods On Intuition
Editors	Marta Sinclair
Place of Publication	Cheltenham
Pages	249-263
Number of pages	15
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4337/9781782545996.00030
Publication status	Published - Sep 2014

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Name	Handbooks of Research Methods in Management Series
Publisher	Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd

Keywords

creativity
phenomenology
research methods

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Exploring creativity as experienced by world-leading chefs
Stierand, M., Dörfler, V. & Sadler-Smith, E., Sep 2015, p. 1-27. 27 p.
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Experience-based innovation: intuitive expertise in creative professions
Stierand, M. & Dörfler, V., Aug 2014, (Unpublished). 5 p.
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Exploring creativity as experienced by world-leading chefs

Experience-based innovation: intuitive expertise in creative professions

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