tacit knowledge

is invoked to escape from the philosophy of the subject without doing away with the agent, and to escape from the philosophy of the structure but without forgetting to take into account the effects it wields on and through the agent.

Bourdieu invokes tacit knowledge in cases like these: 'to escape from the philosophy of the subject without doing away with the agent, as well as from under the philosophy of the structure but without forgetting to take into account the effects it wields on and through the agent

Ryle: knowing how rather than knowing that.

is knowledge which exist in a practical state in an agent's practice and not in their consciousness or rather in their discourse.

something 'which exist in a practical state in an agent's practice and not in their consciousness or rather in their discourse' (Bourdieu, 1977: 27).

is knowledge which regulates activities but is not consciously possessed or expressed.

knowledge not consciously possessed or expressed that regulates activities.

is not equal to knowledge. Treating it as such leaves us with an impoverished notion of agency.

treating tacit knowledge as knowledge that leaves us with an impoverished notion of agency. Legalism reduces the agent to an (gerrans)

is practical ability or skill acquired through habituation. It is not knowledge 'as something gained and maintained by an intellectual faculty for abstract symbolic manipulation'.

Heidegger 'treats tacit knowledge as practical ability or skill, acquired through habituation. It is NOT knowledge 'as something gained and maintained by an intellectual faculty for abstract symbolic manipulation' (Philip Gerrans 'Tacit knowledge' Anthropological Theory 2005).

tacit knowledge, n.Definitions

tacit knowledge