by Thomas S. Kuhn · University of Chicago Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780226458083
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«The Structure of Scientific Revolutions» is Thomas S. Kuhn's essay on the philosophy of science, published by University of Chicago Press in paperback.
Kuhn argues that science does not advance by linear accumulation but through paradigm shifts: a scientific community works within a theoretical framework and, when it fails to resolve anomalies, a crisis emerges that leads to a scientific revolution transforming the worldview.
Third English edition, published in 1996, with 212 pages, index, and bibliographic references.
A reference work for university students, researchers, and readers interested in the history and philosophy of science.
