The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
A landmark work in the philosophy of science that introduced the concept of paradigm shifts. It challenges the view of scientific progress as a linear accumulation of knowledge, arguing instead that it occurs through revolutionary breaks from established frameworks.
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Ranked #167 of 1942 · 210 pages · Published 1955
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