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|a Eichmann, Klaus.
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|a The Network Collective
|b Rise and Fall of a Scientific Paradigm /
|c by Klaus Eichmann.
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|a Autobiographical note -- Autobiographical note -- Scientific Knowledge, Delusive or Deductive -- Realism, constructivism, and the naiveté of the experimental scientist -- Beyond underdeterminism: Popper, Kuhn, et al. -- The anthropology of science: Ludwik Fleck et al. -- The science wars -- Origins, Rise, and Fall of the Network Paradigm -- The immune system, pre-network paradigms -- The necessity for an interactive theory of immunity -- Proto-ideas of the network theory: antibody self-regulation, idiotypy, the brain analogy, and cybernetics -- The idiotypic network theory -- The T cell receptor puzzle -- Suppression turned idiotypic -- Network mannerism -- Post-network immunology: Idiotypic network continues at the bedside -- Hindsight -- Science between Fact and Fiction -- The fictional nature of scientific notions -- Fiction turned fact: The case of antibodies -- The enticing network: Fiction forever -- Logic and laws in life science.
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