Tradition in a free society

the fideism of Michael Polanyi and the rationalism of Karl Popper

Struan Jacobs

8-25

Embodied knowing

the tacit dimension in Johnson and Lakoff, and Merleau-Ponty

Kyle Takaki

26-39

William H. Poteat

an oblique introduction

Phil Mullins

40-42

But bill . . . ?

poteatian meditations

R. Melvin Keiser

43-49

William H. Poteat and the convertibility of logic and love

Elizabeth Newman

50-53

Bill Poteat's post-critical logic and the origins of modernity

Murray Jardine

54-58

"Thanks for everything, Poteat!"

an intellectual (but personal) autobiography

Araminta Stone Johnston

59-63

Poteat changed my life

John Berkman

64-66

Wisdom as seen through scientific lenses

a selective survey of research in psychology and the neurosciences

Paul G. Lewis

67-72

Polanyi's epistemology in the light of neuroscience

Walter Gulick

73-82

Multiple democracies in theory and history

Walter Gulick

83-85

Supersizing the mind

embodiment, action, and cognitive extension

Paul G. Lewis

85-86