英文摘要
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In the field of sports, it is common for athletes as players to work part-time as coaches. This dual identity of the players turns players into ”coach-players.” I, as a researcher, experiencing this process, become aware of this ”sense of progress.” The study is about to reveal what the ”sense of progress” refers to based on the phenomenological empirical methodology as well as how this ”sense of progress” forms. This study aims to unveil how one coach-player and I, as another coach-player, have perceived the situated structure of the ”sense of progress.” The phenomenological empirical methodology not only returns the experiences to the original condition and describes them but also discloses the situated structure of existence. Finally, the situated structures of these two coach-players are compared to seek out a general description for the situated structure of ”sense of progress.” The method for this study includes the following steps: (1) data collection, (2) empathic immersement, (3) meaning units, (4) constituent themes, (5) situated structure, (6) general structure. The results show that coach-players perceived the sense of progress as the ”eye of the coach”, which can be considered to be ”the general structure”. The ”eye of the coach” includes a transcendental look, a look at the students and themselves, an overall look of parts and whole, the past and the present. The ”dual identity” can also be considered to be part of ”the general structure”. It refers to the appearance and the change of ideology; ”Knowledge technique” means that the technique appears because of the identity and multiple (different knowledge, technique and psychology). These three structures constitute the general situated structure of ”sense of progress” of the coach-players.
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