The Structure of Scientific Revolutions | Thomas S. Kuhn | The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions | Thomas S. Kuhn | Structur of Scientific Revolutions

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	The Structure of Scientific Revolutions Thomas S. Kuhn University Of Chicago Press, 1996 - 226 pages average customer review:based on 121 reviews view larger image
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The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

This book is a must read for every college freshman. It should be required for entrance to any technical or scientific discipline.

Thomas Kuhn's seminal book on the evolution of knowledge and how new ideas are conceived, developed, and finally accepted. I had seen it referenced in many books and finally decided to read ir for myself.

It is not an easy read but put in the effort and you will reap a great reward.

Structur of Scientific Revolutions

Thomas Kuhn's "Structure of Scientific Revolutions" is a must read for anyone studying the events at which a scientific theory no longer answers all the new observations -- Newton's laws of motion and Einstein's of gravity are often cited as classical examples -- and a new set of paradigms is developed. Unfortunately I lost the copy I had when taking a course in History of Science, am glad that it's still in print and to have it back in my library.

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The best book if one wants to learn about the history of science and theory. A difficult read but worth every sentence. Profound and foundational. Must read for all doctoral students!!

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It is an interesting book that stretches the thought about how science evolves and the nature of that evolution/revolution. Thought provoking. Stimulating. A good thought framing piece to set a context around scientific exploration.

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