The two revolutions of Thomas S. Kuhn
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scientific revolution, relational perspective, specific revolutionAbstract
This article proposes an analysis of the book The structure of scientific revolutions from arelational perspective that takes into account all the positions and trajectories of the producers of ideas in the intellectual field, as well as efforts to give priority to certain ideas, in certain historical contexts. Afirst approach shows that, on one hand, the book meant a specific revolution in cultivated groups (universities) of the United States around the key year 1968. But, on the other hand, it also was an extraordinary synthesis of various ideas that had been raised previously by various European schools of thought. Therefore, the author of this paper concludes that the book is also “revolutionary” from a general point of view.
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