Tradition and Discovery 19 (1):31-38 (1992)
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Post-modernism is receiving much attention, but it is often seen as merely an extrapolation of modernism. Michael Polanyi’s post-critical epistemology offers a useful way of understanding post-modernism. The modern objectivism of critical thought leads to a dead-end dehumanization. Polanyi offers a recovery of the human dimension by demonstrating the ways in which all knowing, especially scientific discovery, requires human participation. An analogy is drawn with post-modern art and architecture, which similarly attempt to recover the human form and traditional or classical ornamentation in a way which goes beyond the sterile abstractness of modernism
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Keywords | Major Philosophers Philosophy and Religion |
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ISBN(s) | 1057-1027 |
DOI | 10.5840/traddisc1992/19931915 |
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