No. 1 (2016): Dossier Ludwik Fleck: Theory of Thought Styles and Thought Collectives - Translations and Receptions

Ludwik Fleck’s Theory of Thought Styles and Thought Collectives: Translations and Receptions

Published: 2016-12-29

From the Editors

For the history of the historiography of sciences

Mauro L. Condé, Marlon Salomon
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Dossiers (Issue-specific topics)

Introduction

Paweł Jarnicki, Sandra Lang
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Translation collective, translation styles On the experience of translating Ludwik Fleck into Brazilian Portuguese

Mariana Camilo de Oliveira
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Fleck as a theorist of thought as res gestae Or, Does a pair of dots in Swedish matter?

David Östlund
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The beginnings of the reception of Ludwik Fleck’s ideas in Polish (1936-1989)

Paweł Jarnicki
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Tadeusz Bilikiewicz’s Background in the Debate with Ludwik Fleck

Artur Koterski
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Ludwik Fleck’s reception in Brazil From an anonymous visitor to a renowned thinker

Mauro L. Condé
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The growing presence of Ludwik Fleck’s epistemology in science education research in Brazil

Leonir Lorenzetti, Cristiane Muenchen, Iône Inês Pinsson Slongo
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For your eyes only Transcendental pragmatism in Ludwik Fleck

Hartmut von Sass
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“Pani z pieskiem” (“Lady with Pooch”) Ludwik Fleck’s uses of images in his epistemological works

Jadwiga Kamola
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Ludwik Fleck’s concepts slicing through the Gordian Knot of Serbian Archaeology

Monika Milosavljević
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Ludwik Fleck's 'active' and 'passive' elements of knowledge revisited

Nicholas Roy Biney
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Interviews

Interview: Joseph Agassi

Mauro L. Condé, Raffaele Pisano, Michael Segre
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Book Reviews

An introduction to a metaphysics of nature Representation, realism and scientific laws

Ricardo Batista dos Santos, Daniel Laskowski Tozzini
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Technology, objects and ideology in the Francoist Spain Review of Lino Camprubí´'s book Engineers and the Making of the Francoist Regime, The MIT Press, 2014.

Iñigo Ongay de Felipe
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