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-* Senior Fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies at Wesleyan University, 1965-1966 (TD, opposite title page).
+* Senior Fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies at Wesleyan University, 1965-1966 (TD, opposite title page).  [http://www.polanyisociety.org/WesleyanLectures/WesleyanLecturesIntro.htm Wesleyan Lectures.]
 * "The Structure of Consciousness," ''Brain'' 88 (1965) 799-810, reprinted in K&B, 211-224.
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 * "Distinguished Research Fellow at the University of Virginia" (MEP).  First public lectures on the substance of ''The Tacit Dimension'' (TD, acknowledgments).
 * "Faith and Reason," ''The Journal of Religion'' 41 (1961) 237-47.
 * "Knowing and Being," Mind 70 (1961) 458-70, reprinted in K&B, 123-37.
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-* Terry Lectures at Yale, from which The Tacit Dimension was developed (TD, acknowledgments; Mullins disagrees).
+* McEnerney Lecture at Berkeley, California.
 * "Made Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Science" (MEP).
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 * ''Full Employment and Free Trade''.  Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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 * Lloyd Roberts Lecturer, Manchester.
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 '''MEP''' = synopsis of Polanyi's life assembled by his wife, Magda E. Polanyi.
-'''MPSP''' = [[Biographies|''Michael Polanyi: Scientist and Philosopher.'']]
+'''MPSP''' = [[Polanyi Biographies|''Michael Polanyi: Scientist and Philosopher.'']]
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-* " . . . retired from the professional pursuit of science to take up philosophy" (K&B, 87).  "Manchester University has made it possible for me to accept the invitation of Aberdeen and to spend nine years almost exclusively on the preparation of this book.  The generosity of Senate and Council in allowing me to exchange my Chair of Physical Chemistry for a Professorial appointment without lecturing duties . . . " (PK, ix).
+* " . . . retired from the professional pursuit of science to take up philosophy" (K&B, 87).  "Manchester University has made it possible for me to accept the invitation of Aberdeen and to spend nine years almost exclusively on the preparation of this book.  The generosity of Senate and Council in allowing me to exchange my Chair of Physical Chemistry for a Professorial appointment without lecturing duties . . . " (PK, ix).  The appointment was in the Faculty of Economics and Social Studies (MPSP, 211).
 * " . . . I turned to philosophy as an afterthought to my career as a scientist" (TD, 3).
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−	~~== Links ==~~	+	'''MEP''' = synopsis of Polanyi's life assembled by his wife, Magda E. Polanyi.
−	* [http://www.missouriwestern.edu/orgs/polanyi/ The Polanyi Society.]
−	* [http://www.missouriwestern.edu/orgs/polanyi/essays.htm Some unpublished Polanyi materials.]
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−	~~== Synopsis of Polanyi~~'~~s Life ==~~
−	MEP = synopsis of Polanyi's life assembled by his wife, Magda E. Polanyi.

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-|align="center"|71-72
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 |"Fellow for the Center for Advanced Studies on Behavioral Science, Stanford University," 1962-1963 (MEP).
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 * ''The Study of Man'' -- "a theory of historiography" (TD, ix).  Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
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+* Senior Research Fellowship at Merton College, 1959-1961
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 * First paper on adsorption published (K&B, 87).
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-|align="right"|1914-18
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-|align="center"|23-27
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-|Medical officer in the Austro-Hungarian Army (K&B, 89).  "His studies in Karlsruhe were interrupted in 1914 by the outbreak of the First World War; he joined the Austro-Hungarian army as a surgeon" (MEP).
+|Medical officer in the Austro-Hungarian Army, 1914 to 1918 (K&B, 89).  "His studies in Karlsruhe were interrupted in 1914 by the outbreak of the First World War; he joined the Austro-Hungarian army as a surgeon" (MEP).
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 |''The Logic of Liberty: Reflections and Rejoinders''.  London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.
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-|align="right"|1951-2
+|align="right"|1952
-|align="center"|61-62
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-|Gifford Lectures, University of Aberdeen (basis of ''Personal Knowledge'', PK ix).
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 * ''The Study of Man'' -- "a theory of historiography" (TD, ix).  Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
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-|align="right"|1959-1961
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-|Senior Research Fellowship at Merton College
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 * "Elected a Member of the International Acadmey of Philosophy of Science" (MEP).
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-|align="right"|1962-1963
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-|"Fellow for the Center for Advanced Studies on Behavioral Science, Stanford University" (MEP).
+|"Fellow for the Center for Advanced Studies on Behavioral Science, Stanford University," 1962-1963 (MEP).
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 * "James Duke Visiting Professor at Duke Univeristy, North Carolina" (MEP).
 * Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences at Palo Alto (TD, acknowledgments).
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 |"The Structure of Consciousness," ''Brain'' 88 (1965) 799-810, reprinted in K&B, 211-224.
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 |Michael Polanyi: Scientist and Philosopher (Oxford University Press) by William T. Scott and Martin X. Moleski, SJ.
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