Microbiology and philosophy of science, Lwów and the German holocaust

stations of a life — Ludwik Fleck 1896–1961

3-36

Some specific features of the medical way of thinking [1927]

39-46

On the crisis of "reality" [1929]

47-57

Scientific observation and perception in general [1935]

59-78

The problem of epistemology [1936]

79-112

Problems of the science of science [1946]

113-127

To look, to see, to know [1947]

129-151

Crisis in science

153-158

The proto-ideas and their aftermath

161-178

Polish philosophy in the inter-war period and Ludwik Fleck's theory of thought-styles and thought-collectives

179-215

Ludwik Fleck and Polish philosophy

217-221

Lwów as cultural and intellectual background of the genesis of Fleck's ideas

223-229

Ludwik Fleck and the influence of the philosophy of Lwów

231-265

Ludwik Fleck and the historical interpretation of science

267-285

Fleck's contribution to epistemology

287-307

Is there a distinction between external and internal sociology of science

309-316

On Ludwik Fleck's use of social categories in knowledge

317-323

History of science and its sociological reconstructions

325-386

Some determinants of cognitive style in science

387-397

Some comments on Fleck's interpretation of the bordet-wassermann reaction in view of present biochemical knowledge

399-406

Fleck's style

407-419

The epistemology of the science of an epistemologist of the sciences

Ludwik Fleck's professional outlook and its relationship to his philosophical works

421-442