The phenomenological interpretation in communication involves

The phenomenological interpretation in communication involves personal experience.

Phenomenology centres on the individual's own, first-hand lived experience of dialogue.

Collective experience shifts the focus to the group, missing the personal core of phenomenology.

Secondary experience is second-hand and so opposite to its direct, lived quality.

Indirect experience likewise removes the immediacy that phenomenology depends on.

It is the direct, personal encounter with meaning that defines this interpretation.