Tradition & Discovery
TRADITION AND DISCOVERY: THE POLANYI SOCIETY PERIODICAL
Volume XIII Number 2 1985-1986
CONTENTS
Preface–2
Guidelines for Submissions for Publication–2
News and Notes–3
Kent State University Conference on Polanyi and Education
The Uses and Schooling in Professional Life
H.S. Broudy–4
The Problematic of the Humanities: Clues and Cues from MichaelPolanyi
Maxine Greene–9
Review of Drusilla Scott’s Everyman Revived: The Common Senseof Michael Polanyi–20
Harry Prosch
Letter to The New York Times
Richard Gelwick–23
CONVIVIUM Section (British Polyanyi Periodical)
Personal Knowledge and Sex Education–24
Drusilla Scott
Rorty and the Scope of Non-Justificatory Philosophy II–29
Richard Allen–
The Unspecifiable Element in Accounting–33
Richard Allen–
From Skills to Thought: A Consideration of “Fodor’s First
Law of the Non-existence of Cognitive Science”–35
R. Hodgkin–
Michael Polanyi’s Humor–37
Drusilla Scott–
More Moorman Humor–38
Jere Moorman
Membership and Subscription Form–39