Plodding along, with the focus back on Knight and the tension between static and dynamic aspects of his ideas about entrepreneurship. It seems crucial to recognize Knight was just one of a number struggling with the notion of entrepreneurship – thus obvious to consider Schumpeter and Kirzner. But there is little clarity on this until we consider those who influenced Knight, such as J. Bates Clark, and especially Herbert J. Davenport, Fred M. Taylor, and Frank Fetter. Given the reasoning of the members of the ‘American Psychological School’, what was unique and interesting about Knight’s take?