Why Not First-Person Research on Lived Experience?

Constructivist Foundations 16 (1):081-083 (2020)
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I first argue that rigorous and systematic first-person research on lived experience is essential to understanding irreality as experience. Then, based on first-person research, I briefly show that…

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