• -. Preface Words of Welcome
  p.3-9
• Richard Gelwick. Michael Polanyi and the philosophy of medicine
  p.14-23
• Terence Kennedy (Italy). The impact of post-critical philosophy on science and technology
  p.24-34
• Ahmet Inam (Turkey). Some footnotes to polanyian ethics
  p.35-36, 85-89
• Richard Allen (England). The limits of contract
  p.90-98
• Lee Congdon (USA). The origins of Polanyi's neo-liberalism
  p.99-105
• Endre J. Nagy (Hungary). Introductory remarks to the study of the theory of law in Michael Polanyi's thought
  p.106-117
• Újlaki Gabriella. The "tacit" and the "personal": An aesthetical approach to the nature of knowledge
  p.127-129
• Marek Suwara (Poland). A polanyian approach to the problem of discovery
  p.130-132 37-50 74
• Lkaus R. Allerbeck (Germany). On the logic of personal knowledge
  p.51-62
• Marcel Niquet (Germany). Wittgensteinian language-games and Michael Polanyi's conception of linguistic knowledge
  p.63-83, 37
• Endre Kiss (Hungary). Tacit knowledge as a conception of thruth (On an Aspect of Michael Polanyi's Theory of Knowledge)
  p.84, 133-136
• Paul Nagy (USA). Some traces of pragmatism and humanism in Michael Polanyi's personal knowledge
  p.137-147
• Imre Orthmayr (Hungary). In defence of rationalism Reflections on Michael Polanyi's theory of knowledge
  p.148-154
• Fehér Márta - Gábor Éva - Újlaki Gabriella. Utószó
  p.160-161
• Újlaki Gabriella. Introduction
  p.2/5-6
• Walter B. Gulick (USA). Polanyi's theory of meaning: Exposition, elaboration, and reconstruction
  p.2/7-42
• Marjoire Grene (USA). The presonal and the subjective
  p.2/43-55
• Aaron Milavec (USA). "If I join forces with Mr. Kuhn..." Polanyi and Kuhn as mutually supportive and corrective
  p.2/56-74
• Phil Mullins (USA). Religious meaning in Polanyi's personal knowledge
  p.2/75-83
• Joan Crewdson (England). Polanyi's theory of language and its significance for theology
  p.2/84-96
• Arthur S. Reber (USA). Personal knowledge and the cognitive unconscious
  p.2/97-115
• Csaba Pléh (Hungary). The computer as an inspiring and a limiting factor on the conceptual development of phsychology
  p.2/116-141
• Endre J. Nagy (Hungary). Civil society in Michael Polanyi's thought
  p.2/142-165