„Directed Perception“, „Mood“, „Social Reinforcement“. Sketches Towards the Historical Semantics of Ludwik Fleck’s Genesis and Development of a Scientific Fact

Bauer, Julian

doi:10.1007/s00048-013-0107-z

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2014

DOI: 10.1007/s00048-013-0107-z

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„Directed Perception“, „Mood“, „Social Reinforcement“. Sketches Towards the Historical Semantics of Ludwik Fleck’s Genesis and Development of a Scientific Fact

Julian Bauer

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Stimmung/Nastrój as Content of Modern Science: On Musical Metaphors in Ludwik Fleck’s Theory of Thought Styles and Thought Collectives

Jarnicki

2021

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Thought style and thought collective are two well-known concepts from Ludwik Fleck’s theory of science, which he originally formulated in Polish and German. This paper contends that these two concepts cannot be fully understood without a third—Stimmung/nastrój, which is one of the musical metaphors that play an important role in Fleck’s thinking. Because it is most often translated into English as “mood”, Fleck’s musical metaphors are mostly lost in translation, appearing as mere rhetoric. Only if and when we understand Stimmung/nastrój in the musical meaning of attunement, we can fully understand thought collectives, for which Stimmung/nastrój is sine qua non, and thought style, which appears if and when a collective turns out to be an enduring and not a momentary one.

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Stimmung/Nastrój as Content of Modern Science: On Musical Metaphors in Ludwik Fleck’s Theory of Thought Styles and Thought Collectives

Jarnicki

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Theorieatmosphären. Soziologische Denkstile als affektive Praxis

Beregow

2021

Berlin J Soziol

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ZusammenfassungDieser Artikel führt das Konzept der Theorieatmosphäre ein, um die affektive Dimension von Theorien zu adressieren. Jenseits einer Engführung auf die Autor:in oder auf den Text wird die Theorieatmosphäre als Produkt des performativen Zusammenwirkens von Text, Lesepraktiken, Dingen und Räumen entworfen. Im Anschluss an Ludwik Flecks Theorie der Denkstile, Denkkollektive und Stimmungen wird die Funktionsweise von Theorieatmosphären umrissen und mithilfe der jüngeren Debatten um Atmosphären und Affekte aktualisiert. In dieser Weise können Theorieatmosphären als Produkte affektiver Praxis (Wetherell) verstanden und um die Rolle nichtmenschlicher Elemente erweitert werden. In einem Vergleich des systemtheoretischen (Luhmann) und des dekonstruktiven Denkstils (Deleuze und Guattari) erfolgt anhand der Parameter des Textes, der Praxis des Lesens sowie der Dinge und Räume von Theorie eine Analyse zweier konträrer Theorieatmosphären. Ausgehend von den Selbstbeschreibungen und den dabei wichtigen metaphorischen Registern werden diese als „heiße“ vs. „kalte“ Theorien akzentuiert. Das Konzept der Theorieatmosphäre zielt auf eine konstitutive, aber meist übersehene Dimension von Theorien und möchte zur Debatte zu Prozessen des Theoretisierens sowie von Schulbildungs- und Rezeptionsprozessen beitragen, indem es erste Antworten auf die Frage liefert: Warum faszinieren Theorien?

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„Directed Perception“, „Mood“, „Social Reinforcement“. Sketches Towards the Historical Semantics of Ludwik Fleck’s Genesis and Development of a Scientific Fact

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Stimmung/Nastrój as Content of Modern Science: On Musical Metaphors in Ludwik Fleck’s Theory of Thought Styles and Thought Collectives

Stimmung/Nastrój as Content of Modern Science: On Musical Metaphors in Ludwik Fleck’s Theory of Thought Styles and Thought Collectives

Theorieatmosphären. Soziologische Denkstile als affektive Praxis

Current Bibliography of the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences, 2014

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