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The Transcendental in Ludwik Fleck’s Social Epistemology

Social Epistemology, 2015
Much of Ludwik Fleck’s work on the social constitution of knowledge, scientific facts, and objects of inquiry is informed by a specific use of transcendental arguments. This paper analyzes the ways in which Fleck looks for “conditions of possibilities” for the stylization and circulation of cognition.
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The renal excretion of specific microbial substances during the course of infection with murine typhus rickettsiae.

American journal of hygiene, 1960
L. Fleck   +3 more
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Reflecktions

Isis, 1981
L. Fleck   +4 more
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Ludwik Fleck and the Historical Interpretation of Science

1986
This statement, taken from Ludwik Fleck’s classic book of 1935, might be read as the guiding slogan of his whole enterprise. If the theory of knowledge is to bear fruit, he tells us, it must not be founded on some Phantasiebild of Science: some a priori definition, or ‘demarcation criterion’, like that which Karl Popper has always insisted on.
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FURTHER EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF PEMPHIGUS

, 1939
Ludwik Fleck, F. Goldschlag
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Ludwik Fleck and the Influence of the Philosophy of Lwów

1986
In this work, I will investigate the question of the intellectual sources which influenced Fleck in the development of his theory of ‘thought-style’ and ‘thought-collective’. In this investigation, I develop the thesis that this influence was of a quite dominating philosophical nature, one exerted by the Polish philosophers working in Lwow between the ...
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Ludwik Fleck: un dilemma interpretativo

Sociologia e ricerca sociale, 2005
L'articolo presenta l'opera di Ludwik Fleck, probabilmente il primo autore ad applicare, nel libro Genesi e sviluppo di un fatto scientifico del 1935, un apparato propriamente sociologico all'analisi di un caso di scoperta nelle scienze naturali.
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Texts of Ludwik Fleck and Tadeusz Bilikiewicz

1990
Medical science, whose range is as vast as its history is old, has led to the formation of a specific style in the grasping of its problems and of a specific way of treating medical phenomena, i.e. to a specific type of thinking. In substance such separateness of the way of thinking is nothing extraordinary.
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