Scientific Revolutions

Stephanie Koerner

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Philosophy, Science, and History Philosophy and History of Science Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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In this entry, key themes in Thomas Kuhn'sThe Structure of Scientific Revolutions(1962, 1970) provide a framework for examining aspects of the philosophical (methodological and theoretical) implications of the topic of “scientific revolutions”—with particular attention to themes that interface with other entries to this section of theEncyclopedia.

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1963The Structure of Scientific Revolutions 1991Totality and Infinity 1973Archaeology: the loss of innocence 1997The disunity of science: Boundaries, contexts, and power 1995The scientific revolution: a historiographical inquiry 1965Newtonian Studies 2018Introduction to History and Philosophy of Science

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