Structure of scientific revolutions

By:

Kuhn,Thomas S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Uni. of Chicago Press 1970Edition: 2nd, enlargedDescription: xii;210pISBN:

9780226458045

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DDC classification:

509 KUH

Contents:

CONTENTS PREFACE v I. INTRODUCTION: A ROLE FOR HISTORY 1 THE ROUTE TO NORMAL SCIENCE 10 II. THE NATURE OF NORMAL SCIENCE 23 III. NORMAL SCIENCE AS PUZZLE-SOLVING 35 V. THE PRIORITY OF PARADIGMS 43 VI. ANOMALY AND THE EMERGENCE OF SCIENTIFIC DIS- COVERIES 52 VII.CRISIS AND THE EMERGENCE OF SCIENTIFIC THEORIES 66 VIII.THE RESPONSE TO CRISIS 77 IX.THE NATURE AND NECESSITY OF SCIENTIFIC REVOLU- TIONS 92 X. REVOLUIIONS AS CHANGES OF WORLD VIEW 111 XI. THE INVISIHILITY OF REVOLUTIONS 136 XII.THE RESOLUTION OF REVOLUTIONS 144 XIII. PROGRESS THROUGH REVOLUTIONS 160 POSTSCTIPT-1969 174

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CONTENTS
PREFACE v
I. INTRODUCTION: A ROLE FOR HISTORY 1
THE ROUTE TO NORMAL SCIENCE 10
II. THE NATURE OF NORMAL SCIENCE 23
III. NORMAL SCIENCE AS PUZZLE-SOLVING 35
V. THE PRIORITY OF PARADIGMS 43
VI. ANOMALY AND THE EMERGENCE OF SCIENTIFIC DIS-
COVERIES 52
VII.CRISIS AND THE EMERGENCE OF SCIENTIFIC THEORIES 66
VIII.THE RESPONSE TO CRISIS 77
IX.THE NATURE AND NECESSITY OF SCIENTIFIC REVOLU-
TIONS 92
X. REVOLUIIONS AS CHANGES OF WORLD VIEW 111
XI. THE INVISIHILITY OF REVOLUTIONS 136
XII.THE RESOLUTION OF REVOLUTIONS 144
XIII. PROGRESS THROUGH REVOLUTIONS 160
POSTSCTIPT-1969 174

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