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10 Introduction
6 Historians of science such as Ludwik Fleck, Georges Canguilhem or Michel
Foucault have emphasised that observational data are prestructured by proto-ideas,
styles of thought and discourses. Philosophers of science Michael Polanyi, Thomas
S. Kuhn, Frederic L. Holmes and others have taught us that observational data can
again and again challenge and transform proto-ideas, styles of thought and
discourses. This interdependence also occurred in our research project.

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