Personal Knowledge: Towards a Post-Critical Philosophy
Michael Polanyi examines knowledge as a deeply personal activity rather than a purely objective or mechanical process. Personal Knowledge develops a post-critical philosophical perspective attentive to commitment, understanding, and the limits of formal explanation, offering a reflective account of how people come to know and affirm what they believe.
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Personal Knowledge by Michael Polanyi examines the nature of human understanding and the role of the knower in the formation of knowledge.
The book presents a philosophical approach that moves beyond purely critical or detached accounts of reason.
Its focus includes the personal dimensions of knowing and the ways understanding may depend on commitments that cannot be fully reduced to formal procedures.
Written as a contribution to post-critical philosophy, the work considers how people engage with truth, meaning, and intellectual responsibility.
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