Notes

  1. . MichaelPolanyi, “Science and Reality, British Journal for the Philosophy of Science  18(1967):187, 191.
  2. . Michael Polanyi, Knowing and Being (London: Routledge& Kegan Paul, 1969), p. ix (cf. Daedalus [Spring 19731). The title of the Daedalus issue is “The Search for Knowledge.” Many of the articles discuss the destructive effects the natural science model has had in different disciplines.
  3. . Michael Polanyi, “Why Did We Destroy Europe?” Studium Generale 23 (1970): 909–16; cf. Alfred North Whitehead, Science and the Modem World (New York: Free Press, 1967).
  4. . Michael Polanyi, Personal Knowledge: Towards a Post‐Critical Philosophy (New York: Harper Torchbooks, 1958), p. 286.
  5. . Michael Polanyi, The Tacit Dimension (New York: Doubleday& Co., 1966), p. 20.
  6. . Knowing and Being (n. 2 above), pp. 112—15, 139—40; cf. Tacit Dimension, p. 31.
  7. . All of Polanyi's writings speak of the structure of tacit knowing. The following sections are specifically devoted to it: Personal Knowledge, pt. 2; Knowing and Being, pt. 3; Tacit Dimension, chap. 1.
  8. . Michael Polanyi, “The Structure of Tacit Knowing” (lecture, University of Chicago, May 1969), p. 2a.
  9. . Knowing and Being, p. 120; “The Creative Imagination,” Chemical and Engineering News, April 25, 1966, pp. 88, 92; “Logic and Psychology,” American Psychologist (January 1968), pp. 27–43.
  10. . Tacit Dimension, p. 4.
  11. . Ibid., pp. 7–8, for other examples.
  12. . Ibid., p. 14; Knowing and Being, 142–43, 167.
  13. . Knowing and Being, pp. 138–58, 194, 212; “Logic and Psychology”(n. 9 above), pp. 31, 39.
  14. . Knowing and Being, p. 212; “Logic and Psychology,” pp. 29–30.
  15. . Tacit Dimension, pp. 9–13; “Logic and Psychology,” p. 29.
  16. . Knowing and Being, pp. 183–85; “Logic and Psychology,” pp. 33–34; Tacit Dimension, pp. 15–18.
  17. . Knowing and Being, pp. 79, 115, 126, 129; “Logic and Psychology,” pp. 38–40; Tad Dimension, pp. 13–15.
  18. . Tacit Dimension, pp. 88–89; “Unpublished Transcript of Conversation between Michael Polanyi and Raymond Wilken,” pt. 2, p. 20.
  19. . “The Creative Imagination”(n. 9 above), p. 91.
  20. . Michael Polanyi, The Study of Man (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1959). p. 96.
  21. . “Science and Reality”(n. 1 above), p. 195.
  22. . Personal Knowledge, chap.
  23. . See the following for more work along these lines: Richard Gelwick, “Theology as a Heuristic Enterprise” (lecture, Consortium for Higher Education Religion Studies, Dayton, Ohio, 1971); William T.Scott, “A Bridge from Science to Religion Based on Polanyi's Theory of Knowledge,” Zygon  5(1970):41–62.
  24. . Knowing and Being, pp. 54, 82–83; Personal Knowledge, pp. 135–36.
  25. . Knowing and Being, p. 54.
  26. . Harry Prosch, “Cooling the Modern Mind: Polanyi's Mission,” Skidmore College Bulletin (August 1971). p. 18; cf. Personal Knowledge, pp. 279–86; Study of Man, pp. 71–99.
  27. . Michael Polanyi, “Meaning”(lecture, University of Texas, Austin, 197l), pp. 3–4 ff.
  28. . Michael Polanyi, “Acceptance of Religion”(lecture suppl. no. 4, University of Chicago, May 1969), pp. 6–7.
  29. . “Meaning,” pp. 4–5.
  30. . MichaelPolanyi, “What Is a PaintingAmerican Scholar  39(1970):664.
  31. . Ibid., p. 665.
  32. . Personal Knowledge, p. 7.
  33. . “What Is a Painting?” p. 666.
  34. . “Acceptance of Religion”(n. 28 above), p. 8.
  35. . “What Is a Painting?” p. 666.
  36. . “Acceptance of Religion,” p. 11.
  37. . Tacit Dimension, p. 91.