The structure of scientific revolutions / by 295975 Kuhn, Thomas S.

The impact of Kuhn's structure of scientific revolution on sociology of science by Abdul Latif Samian

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Normal Science and Normal Kuhn. Review of Kuhn’s Structure of Scientific Revolutions – 50 Years On by Adam Tuboly

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A Critical Comment on T.S. Kuhn’s Views about the So-called Copernican Revolution and Several Current Prejudices – Barriers in Scientific Communities by Michał Kokowski

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The Post-Postmodern Turn: Challenging the Application of Kuhn's Model by Jesús Bolaño Quintero

“…Kuhn on paradigm shifts in the field of science and applying them to the context of critical theory at the beginning of the millennium serves to challenge the very idea of postmodernism as a paradigm in the terms developed in Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.  …”
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Wissenschaftliche Episteme und Geltung. Von der Konstruktion zum Dialog by P. Goeke

“…<p>The long triumph of constructivism, particularly visible works such as Kuhn's writing on the structure of scientific revolutions, and many other scientific studies have made one thing clear: Reason alone does not decide on scientific topics, theories, and methods. …”
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RETRACTED: Philosophical and methodological aspects of scientific revolutions in science in physics teaching in medical schools by O. E. Baksansky, A. V. Korzhuev

“…RETRACTED ARTICLEThe paper attempts to review the scientific revolution in physics of the XVII-th century in the context of the ideas put forward and justified in the book of Western philosopher Thomas Kuhn «The Structure of Scientific Revolutions». The main focus is on the process of creation of Newtonian mechanics as the antipode of the mechanics of Aristotle and Ptolemy system of the world. …”
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Les transformations de la vision du monde scientifique et la psychologie de la Gestalt chez Thomas Kuhn by Corentin Fève

“…In The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Thomas Kuhn describes scientific revolutions as changes in scientific world-view. …”
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Paradigms in Action by Paulo Pirozelli

“…The concept of “paradigm” became widely known with Thomas Kuhn’s book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. From there on, paradigms started being employed in the most diverse fields and situations. …”
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Das paradisziplinäre Paradigma. Anmerkungen zu einem Papier des Wissenschaftsrates by Benjamin Sprick

“…Kuhn’s book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. On this basis, a more or less speculative sketch of future scenarios for artistic music research inspired by music theory is presented.…”
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Library and Information Science and the Concept of Paradigm in the Philosophy of Tomas Kuhn by Mohammad Khandan

“…Methodology: After a comprehensive study of the book “The Structure of Scientific Revolutions”, especially the concept of paradigm in it, the LIS related theories are critically investigated and recommendations on the necessity of having a paradigmatic attitude towards this area are offered. …”
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A Study of Per Capita Reading Measurement Parameters and a Framework Presentationfor Its Measurement in Iran by Roghaye Eskoorochi, Mohsen Haji Zeinolabedini, Samaneh Nozar

“…Methodology: After a comprehensive study of the book “The Structure of Scientific Revolutions”, especially the concept of paradigm in it, the LIS related theories are critically investigated and recommendations on the necessity of having a paradigmatic attitude towards this area are offered. …”
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Thomas Kuhn, Stefan Amsterdamski, and the Cycles of Scientific Development by Anna Martin-Michalska

“… In his most seminal work, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Thomas S. Kuhn advances a notion that science is embedded in historically contingent constellations of practices and ideas. …”
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Beyond Kuhnian paradigms: Normal science and theory dependence in ecology by Craig A. Layman, Andrew L. Rypel

“…Abstract The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas Kuhn has influenced scientists for decades. …”
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A Study of Paul Thagard’s Conceptual Change Theory and its Results on Scientific Progress by Ehsan Javadi Abhari, Hossain Sheykhrezaee

“…Introduction The Publication of Kuhn's influential book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions is one of the most important points in the history and philosophy of science studies and has raised many debates among philosophers and historians of science. …”
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"Anti-authoritarianism" or "authoritarianism"? Possibility or refusal? Criticism of the book "A New Look at Literary Theory" written by Issa Amankhani by Hamed Tavakoli darestani

“…Cohen, Tams (2014), The structure of scientific revolutions, translated by Saeed Zibakalam, 5th edition, Tehran: Samit. …”
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Paradigma Ilmiah pada Ilmu Sosial-Budaya Kontemporer by Akhyar Yusuf

“…An American philosopher, Thomas Samuel Kuhn (1922-1996) in his books, The Structure of Scientific Revolution (1962) and The Essential Tension; Selected Studies in Scientific Tradition and Change (1977) poses a paradigm of a universal foundation of science which uses a common fact, method, language and criteria. …”
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City planning in Yugoslavia in the 20th century: The case study of Belgrade by Bajić-Brković Milica V.

“…Kuhn’s views and theory on the structure of scientific revolution have provided the conceptual background for it, and helped in guiding analysis of the phenomena as well as in explaining certain phases or particular facets within each of them. …”
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