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Marjorie Grene
The Personal and the Subjective
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The contrast between the personal and the subjective is a central aspect of Polanyi's argument in Personal Knowledge; this essay examines the way this distinction is developed and offers possible reasons Polanyi has been misunderstood on this point. It also discusses some ambiguities in Polanyi's use of "subjective" and "subjectivity" and comments on the general neglect of Polanyi's work by philosophers.
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Paul Lewis
Six Ways of Being Religious:
A Framework for Comparative Studies of Religion
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Robin A. Hodgkin
Consciousness and the Play of Signs
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Phil Mullins, Walter Gulick
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Ron Hall's Polanyian Kierkegaardian Critique of the Modern Age
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Paul Nagy
Philosophy in a Different Voice:
Michael Polanyi on Liberty and Liberalism
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Polanyi belongs to a tradition which is neither modernist nor postmodernist, but which affirms speculative philosophy as an alternative to both and as an important form of public discourse. With his origins in the philosophical culture of central Europe, he may well emerge as a bridge between continental and Anglo-American analytic philosophy. He was a moral philosopher in the Aristotelian tradition who anticipated the turn in recent years away from the modern ethics of rules to the classical ethics of virtue. Within this context he espoused a new kind of liberalism and a different understanding of liberty.
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Ronald L. Hall
An Apology for the "Second Edition":
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The Michael Polanyi Papers In The Department Of Special Collections, University Of Chicago Library
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Paul Lewis
Polanyian Reflections on Embodiment, the Human Genome Initiative and Theological Anthropology
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The Human Genome Initiative represents an ambitious attempt to map the genetic structure of the human species (an estimated 100,00 genes). The project has generated a vast amount of theological and ethical literature, none of which discusses the impact of the project on understandings of embodiment. This gap is surprising since Michael Polanyi and, more recently, feminist thinkers have argued that embodiment is central to human existence. I argue that theologians and scientist can teach one another some important lessons about embodiment by exploring some of the literature produced by the project and the anthropologies of Karl Rahner, Wolfhart Pannenberg, Stanley Hauerwas and James McClendon.
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Walter Gulick
Exile and Social Thought:
Intellectuals in Germany and Austria, 1919-1933
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