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The blog is written by Knut Skjærven.
I live in Copenhagen, Denmark. I hold a M.A. (cand. mag.) from Bergen University, Norway, and a M.A. (mag. art.) from Copenhagen University, Denmark. Both within communications; aesthetics, sociology, psychology, history, philosophy and logics. I mastered in phenomenology and film.
I am a consultant, researcher, writer, photographer within the areas mentioned, and have written many articles and a couple of books on the subject matter of this blog.
My other blogs are; Berlin Black and White; Phenomenology and Photography (NEW); Photos of the Danes (NEW). Please visit.
Feel free to contact me at any time. Please use the form below when you do. Have a good day 
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Hi
My name is Mary Edwards and I’m a doctoral student at the University of Florida studying educational technology. My cohort of doctoral students is creating resources pages using google groups and I’m designing a page about phenomenology and the phenomenological approach to research.
I really like your venn representation of phenomenology and request permission to add it to my page (image attached as a bitmap for your reference). Our google group site is limited to Ed Tech doc students and requires an administratively distributed password.
Thanks for your consideration.
Mary
Mary Edwards, MLIS
Distance Learning Librarian and Liaison
Health Science Center Libraries
University of Florida
Thank you, Mary, for your kind request.
Please feel free to use the venn representation of phenomenology as long as you respect the copyright protection. I am happy so see the barebones communication effort spread around.
I am thankful, and honoured, that you find it of such a quality, that you are able to use it, with you fellow students, at The University of Florida for your doctoral degree.
Please stay tuned to the blog. There is much more to come.
Good luck with it.
Best wishes
Knut