Keywords
scientific instruments
epistemology engines
experimental systems
materiální kultura vědy
vědecké přístroje
epistemologické stroje
experimentální systémy
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Abstract
Scientific Instruments and Epistemology Engines
Abstract: This article outlines the gradually changing attitude towards instruments and materials in the philosophy and historiography of science and confronts contemporary revaluations of the material culture of science with Hans-Jörg Rhein- berger's concept of an experimental system and Don Ihde's notion of an epistemology engine.
Keywords: material culture of science; scientific instruments; epistemology engines; experimental systems
Vědecké přístroje a epistemologické stroje
Abstrakt: Článek popisuje postupnou změnu postoje vůči přístrojům a materiálům ve filosofii a historiografii vědy a konfrontuje současné snahy o přehodnocení materiální kultury vědy s koncepcí experimentálních systémů Hanse-Jörga Rheinbergera a epistemologických strojů Dona Ihde.
Klíčová slova: materiální kultura vědy; vědecké přístroje; epistemologické stroje; experimentální systémy
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