Autor na publikacji podpisany Riccardo M. Campa. Wykład wygłoszony na spotkaniu Polskiego Towarzystwa Filozoficznego, dn. 7 grudzień 2000 r., Toruń

Ludwik Fleck’s ideas did not have an immediate and appreciable impact on the philosophical debate. As is well known, his 1935 masterpiece "Genesis and Development of a Scientific Fact" has been rediscovered in the 1960s by Thomas Kuhn. One consequence of this temporary marginalization has been the ambiguous (non-uniform) reception of his ideas. This is nothing surprising, since rarely the interpretation produced by commentators coincide. However, Fleck became famous only post mortem and, consequently, he did not have the possibility to clarify his position concerning some important epistemological problems. Here is an attempt at finding a collocation for his theoretical views in the history of the philosophy of science.