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Michael Polanyi

A Critical Exposition

Häftad, Engelska, 1986

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Michael Polanyi was an eminent physical chemist, economist, and philosopher. This book explains how the many diverse topics that concerned him belong together as essential elements in his effort to play physician to "the sickness of the modern mind." Using both published and unpublished writings, Prosch critically evaluates Polanyi's efforts and examines the value of his work as philosophy. The book contains a complete bibliography of Polanyi's humanistic publications and all of his earlier works.

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Utgivningsdatum1986-10-31
Mått159 x 229 x 17 mm
Vikt490 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieSUNY series in Cultural Perspectives
Antal sidor354
FörlagState University of New York Press
ISBN9780887062766

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Acknowledgments Introduction Part I - Diagnosis 1. Indications of Malaise2. The Causes3. The PathogenesisPart II - Prescription 4. A New Epistemology5. Indwelling6. Generalization7. Discovery8. VerificationPart III - Treatment 9. Ontological Hierarchies10. Personal Participation11. The Arts12. Religion13. The Free Society Part IV - Evaluation 14. Rationale for an Evaluation15. Can "From - To" Awareness Be Ubiquitous?16. Is Epistemological Antireductionism Sufficient?17. The Problem of Polanyi's Divarication18. Polanyi contra Torrance19. Can Dualism Be Avoided?20. And Sub Specie Aeternitatis Notes Bibliography of Michael Polyani's Publications Index

"It provides thorough and enlightening orientation both to those issues which Polanyi's work addresses and to those issues which his work raises, as well as a superbly clear and (I believe) accurate characterization of the rich philosophic position which Polanyi developed. It's an excellent orientation for those unfamiliar with Polanyi's work, and of essential value for those of us who already are students of Polanyi's thought." — Samuel D. Watson