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experimental systems: a standalone construct

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the working units of research combining instruments, materials and practices, designed to produce unexpected results about epistemic things.

In history of science, experimental systems refers to the working units of research combining instruments, materials and practices, designed to produce unexpected results about epistemic things. This meaning comes from Rheinberger (1997) in Toward a history of epistemic things.[1]

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  1. Rheinberger, H. (1997). Toward a history of epistemic things. Stanford University Press. ISBN 9780804727853

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