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Modern philosophy has been predicated on the assumption that knowledge is exclusively a function of the mind. Using the insights of Maurice Merleau Ponty, Michael Polanyi, and Ludwig Wittgenstein, the authors of this volume seek to trace out the implications of such a disembodied epistemology and critique the subject-object dichotomy that follows from these assumptions.
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Kevin Long
reviewed A post-modern epistemology on October 26, 2016
A post-modern epistemology
The book creates more expectations than it is able to fulfil. Heidegger tries to engage directly with the audience of non-philosophers (psychologists and psychiatrists), who would be able to profit most from his thinking, but there is still a degree of looking-down-upon and inflexibility of formulation that prevents a true theoretico-practical dialogue.
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