The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
This foundational work challenges the idea of science as a purely linear progression, proposing instead that breakthroughs occur through disruptive "revolutions." Kuhn argues that established scientific frameworks, or paradigms, are overturned not by incremental discovery, but by periods of crisis that lead to entirely new ways of understanding the world. For anyone interested in the history and philosophy of science, or how knowledge itself evolves, this book offers a profoundly influential perspective.
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