This article seeks to explain the causes of growing popularity illiberal right, taking Polish political party Law and Justice as an example. The adopted analytical approach combines insights derived from work Karl Polanyi tradition historical institutionalism. victory in 2015 parliamentary elections is argued constitute a critical juncture that initiated fundamental break with liberal order. Fo...

This article attempted to analyze the success stories of students at tertiary level in an ESL context during COVID-19 remote learning mode. paper provided a meta-analysis narrative analysis using Polanyi’s framework (Polanyi, 1981). I argued that these data evaluate conversational on structural components and this highlighted problems as well potentials model field narratology. Data revealed su...

Key Words: Darcia Narvaez, moral psychology, moral development, four-component model, triune ethics, tacit knowledge, implicit processing, moral intuitionism, Michael Polanyi. This review essay offers an overview of Darcia Narvaez's work in moral psychology based on a representative selection of essays published over roughly the last decade. I trace the roots of her work in post-Kohlbergian mor...

M ichael Polanyi is well known as a theorist of science but his social-economicpolitical writings have never received adequate coverage. This neglect needs to be remedied because his system of liberal ideas is deeply interesting, persistently relevant, and historically significant as the following discussion will show. Being an unfamiliar figure to thinkers outside of certain specialist academi...

Keywords: Snow's problem, Michael Polanyi, the natural sciences, the study of man, continuity and distinction. Polanyi's response to Snow's problem is a two-step strategy. First, he undermines the supposed gap between the natural sciences and the study of man and establishes the continuity between them. Second, based upon what is achieved in the first step, he explores the distinctions between ...

Nonaka and colleagues propose a theory of knowledge creation grounded in the epistemology of Michael Polanyi. However, both Nonaka (and colleagues) and Polanyi tend to leave part of the epistemology of collaborative knowledge creation unaccounted for. As a remedy we introduce the notion of knowledge as “unfathomable” (Bartley, 1987), rooted in the Popperian idea of “objective knowledge” (Popper...