Feminist Epistemology in a Polanyian Perspective

Tradition and Discovery 34 (1):49-53 (2007)
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Abstract

In her elaboration of the distinction between connected knowing and separate knowing, Professor Clinchy addresses some conceptual relations that are central to Polanyi’s epistemology. I believe Polanyi would be happy to see the strong echoes ofhis thoughts in feminist epistemology, and the feminists will find substantial support from Polanyi’s philosophy

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