Personal Knowledge¶
Polanyi, M. (1958). Personal Knowledge: Towards a Post-Critical Philosophy. University of Chicago Press.
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Primes¶
- Implicit Knowledge
- skill or competence that the bearer cannot fully articulate, distinguishing it from mere lack of knowledge; (2) the procedural-embodied substrate
This sourceDevelops the concept of tacit knowledge that accumulates through practice and resists complete explicit reconstruction; explicit codifications always sacrifice fidelity for communicability — the readability-vs-rewriting tension at the epistemic level.
- skill or competence that the bearer cannot fully articulate, distinguishing it from mere lack of knowledge; (2) the procedural-embodied substrate
- Layered Accumulation
- T2: Readability vs. Rewriting.
This sourceDevelops the concept of tacit knowledge that accumulates through practice and resists complete explicit reconstruction; explicit codifications always sacrifice fidelity for communicability — the readability-vs-rewriting tension at the epistemic level.
- T2: Readability vs. Rewriting.
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