At the Wheel of the World

Tradition and Discovery 25 (3):10-25 (1998)
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This essay provides some interesting elements of early Polanyi family history as well as comments on Budapest and Hungarian history and culture at the turn of the century. It presents the Polanyis as intellectuals immersed in a worldly environment, led by “Cecil-Mama,” the radical mother of Michael Polanyi.

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10571027

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10.5840/traddisc1998/199925330

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