Further Thoughts on Guide to Personal Knowledge: Response to our Reviewers

The two Hungarian authors of Guide to Personal Knowledge are in general agreement with the assessments of their work o"ered by David Alker and Alessio Tartaro. However, they contend that Jon Fennells' criticism of their writing style, while sometimes accurate, nevertheless derives from an expected level of precision from non-native speakers of English that is unnecessary when the language is used as a lingua franca. Moreover, they suggest that underlying Fennells' complaints about language are di"erences in the interpretation of Polanyis' philosophy.