By Thomas S. Kuhn - The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (2nd)
In this influential study, Thomas S. Kuhn explores how scientific knowledge develops, encounters challenges, and undergoes major transformations. The book offers a thought-provoking account of scientific change, questioning assumptions about continuous progress and examining how broader frameworks shape the way scientific problems and discoveries are understood.
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Thomas S. Kuhn examines how scientific knowledge develops and changes over time.
The book presents scientific progress as involving more than the gradual accumulation of facts and discoveries.
It explores the conditions under which established ways of understanding can be challenged and replaced by different frameworks.
This second edition remains a significant work for readers interested in science, its history, and the philosophy of scientific change.
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