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Scientific news:
The newest number of Tradition and Discovery
The Polanyi Society Periodical (vol. 41, no. 1) is now available for downloading
from the digital archives on the Polanyi Society web site at the following address:
www.polanyisociety.org
Notify Phil Mullins (mullins@missouriwestern.edu) if you have problems with downloading
or wish to be removed from the list of those who receive notifications about new issues.
Tradition & Discovery: The Polanyi Society Periodical
Volume XLI Number 1 2014-2015
Contents:
- Walter Gulick and Phil Mullins: Homage to Richard Gelwick, 1931-2014
- Richard Gelwick: From Tacit Knowing to a Theory of Faith
- John V. Apczynski: The Projects of Michael Polanyi and Charles Taylor
- Review: Stephen Turner: Tacit Knowledge Meets Analytic Kantianism: A Review of Neil Gascoigne and Tim Thornton, Tacit Knowledge
- Review: Phil Mullins: Charles Taylor, Dilemmas and Connections, Selected Essays
- Journal and society information
- TAD Information
- Preface
- 2014 Annual Meeting Preliminary Information
- Report on the 2014 Poteat Conference
- News and Notes
- Notes on Contributors
- Submissions and Style Guide
- Polanyi Society Information
Polanyi Workshop
Venue: MTA BTK Institute of Philosophy
Budapest, 1014 Országház utca 30. (Pepita terem)
Date: 30. 09. 2014. (Tuesday) 13:30-17:00
13.30 Phil Mullins: Michael Polanyi's Effort to Rehabilitate Liberalism
14.20 Tibor Frank: The Polányi Salon
15.10 Coffee break
15.20 András G. Benedek - Christopher P. Goodman - Gyuri Lajos: Augmenting Personal Knowledge: Towards a Post-Critical Conceptualization Framework
16.10 Tihamér Margitay: Polányi's Identification Argument for Emergence
The newest number of Polanyiana
Polanyiana Volume 17 Number 1-2
Reconsidering Polanyi Conference Volume
Contents:
- Daniel Paksi: The Concept of Evolution in Michael Polanyi's Philosophy
- Charles W. Lowney: The Tacit in Frege
- Zsuzsa N. Tóth: The Transparency of Words: The Polanyian Explanation of the Process of Translation
- Judith Rosenhouse: Tacit Knowledge and Language Learning in Children and Adults After Personal Knowledge by Michael Polanyi
- Terence Kennedy: Michael Polanyi and 'Modern Moral Rationalism'
- C. P. Goodman: The Politics of Imperfection
- R. J. Brownhill: Dveloping a Philosophy of Technology
- Patrick Rang: Planning and Mannagement: Explicit versus Tacit Knowledge
10th International Conference on the Study of Persons
Aug. 3rd to 7th, 2009
Derby Hall, The University of Nottingham, England
FINAL REMINDER RE CALL FOR PAPERS: THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING PAPERS (3000 wds) OR ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS (200 wds) IS THIS FRIDAY, MAY 1ST.
It is now possible to pay on-line with debit/credit cards or PayPal accounts via a secure link to PayPal on the website.
For full details of the Conference please go to www.spcps.org.uk/intlconf.html
The final date for payment for rooms at Derby Hall is June 15th. It would help me with paying deposits, and would secure you a room at Derby Hall, if you could please pay your conference fee as soon as possible.
There will be 2 plenary sessions in the programme, one on Tom Buford's new book and one on Michael Polanyi. There may also be a day devoted mostly to British contributions to the study of persons, with opportunities for relevant societies to have small displays.
If you have any questions about accommodation, travel etc, please contact me, and about submission of papers and the programme, Randy Auxier, drauxier@yahoo.com.
Please forward this message to anyone who may be interested.
I hope to see several of you at this conference.
Richard Allen
Reconsidering Polanyi
Conference: Reconsidering Polanyi
2008, June 26-28, Budapest,
(please, note that the year is not 2007, but 2008)
The conference is open to contextual, historical,
and analytical approaches
including the following - non-exclusive - list of topics:
- Personal knowledge in light of social epistemology
- Tacit knowledge and the new results of cognitive psychology
- Reappraising Polanyi's "Logic and Liberty "
- The cognitive function of emotions
- Polanyi on the management of knowledge
- The postcritical and postmodern perspectives
- Polanyi's liberalism and Enlightenment values
- Polanyi and Gestalt psychology.
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