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Phil Mullins

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Metaphysics and Epistemology
Philosophy, Misc
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Metaphysics and Epistemology
Philosophy, Misc
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  • All publications (151)
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 22 (1): 2-2. 1995.
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 35 (3): 2-2. 2008.
    Continental Philosophy
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 18 (3): 2-2. 1992.
  •  85
    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 25 (3): 2-2. 1998.
  •  38
    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 26 (3): 2-2. 1999.
  •  58
    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 21 (3): 2-2. 1994.
    Continental Philosophy
  •  58
    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 25 (2): 2-2. 1998.
    Continental Philosophy
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 20 (3): 2-2. 1993.
  •  54
    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 18 (2): 2-2. 1991.
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 31 (2): 2-2. 2004.
    Continental Philosophy
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 36 (2): 2-2. 2009.
  •  121
    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 32 (3): 2-2. 2005.
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 34 (3): 2-2. 2007.
    Continental Philosophy
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 34 (3): 2-2. 2007.
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 28 (3): 2-2. 2001.
    Continental PhilosophyBertrand Russell
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 30 (3): 2-2. 2003.
    Continental PhilosophyBertrand Russell
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 29 (3): 2-2. 2002.
    Continental PhilosophyBertrand Russell
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    Preface
    Tradition and Discovery 39 (1): 2-2. 2012.
    Bertrand RussellContinental Philosophy
  •  88
    Obituary for William T. Scott
    with Marty Moleski
    Tradition and Discovery 25 (3): 5-9. 1998.
    These remarks are an obituary for William T. Scott who worked for many years on a biography of Michael Polanyi. In addition to providing an overview of Scott’s own life and work, his connection with Polanyi is reviewed.
    Continental Philosophy
  • Obituary for William T. Scott
    with S. Marty Moleski
    Tradition and Discovery 25 (3): 5-9. 1998.
  •  119
    Nascent Ritual and the Real
    Tradition and Discovery 11 (2): 4-9. 1983.
  •  86
    New Voices: An Interview with PauI Knepper
    Tradition and Discovery 34 (2): 26-29. 2007.
    In this interview, Paul Knepper, Senior Lecturer, Department of Sociological Studies, University of Sheffield, and Research Fellow, Centre for Jewish Studies, University of Manchester and one of the onlyscholars to take an interest in Michael Polanyi’s links to Judaism, responds to questions about this topic posed by Tradition and Discovery editor Phil Mullins.
  •  103
    Narrative, Interpretation, and Persuasion
    The Personalist Forum 9 (2): 109-132. 1993.
    Philosophy of MindPersons, MiscNarrative IdentityThe Self, Misc
  • Michael Polanyi and J.H. Oldham
    Appraisal 1. 1997.
  • Michael Polanyi on Teilhard de Chardin
    Appraisal 4 (4): 195-200. 2003.
  •  256
    Michael Polanyi, Scientist and Philosopher
    Tradition and Discovery 32 (3): 8-11. 2005.
    This short essay describes the long process of producing the 2005 biography of Michael Polanyi.
    Continental PhilosophySocial and Political Philosophy
  •  200
    Michael Polanyi and Charles Sanders Peirce
    Tradition and Discovery 38 (3): 7-12. 2011.
    This brief essay introduces David Agler, Vincent Colapietro, and Robert Innis, who provide the major essays in this special issue of Tradition and Discovery devoted to putting together Michael Polanyi and Charles Sanders Peirce. It also provides an historiographical comment, suggesting that the two references to Peirce in Polanyi’s writing are quite puzzling and likely imply that Polanyi’s collaborators, rather than Polanyi, took an interest in similarities between the thought of Peirce and Pola…Read more
    This brief essay introduces David Agler, Vincent Colapietro, and Robert Innis, who provide the major essays in this special issue of Tradition and Discovery devoted to putting together Michael Polanyi and Charles Sanders Peirce. It also provides an historiographical comment, suggesting that the two references to Peirce in Polanyi’s writing are quite puzzling and likely imply that Polanyi’s collaborators, rather than Polanyi, took an interest in similarities between the thought of Peirce and Polanyi.
    Continental PhilosophyCharles Sanders Peirce
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    Gatherings in Biosemiotics (review)
    Tradition and Discovery 43 (1): 75-79. 2017.
    Using the writing of Eliseo Fernandez and Jesper Hoffmeyer, this essay introduces important ideas in the emerging interdisciplinary field known as “biosemiotics.” Later discussion summarizes Michael Polanyi’s criticisms of the Modern Synthesis and his alternative constructive philosophical account of life, evolution and biological study, suggesting areas of overlap with contemporary biosemiotics.
    Continental PhilosophySemiotics
  •  73
    Michael Polanyi and His Generation, Origins of the Social Construction of Science
    Intellectual History Review 22 (2): 318-320. 2012.
    No abstract
    History of Western Philosophy20th Century Philosophy
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    Michael Polanyi and JH Oldham: In Praise of Friendship
    Appraisal 1 (4): 179-189. 1997.
    General Philosophy of Science, Misc
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