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The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA of UNIFIED SCIENCE The Structure of Scientific Revolutions Second Edition, Enlarged Thomas S. Kuhn VOLUMES I AND II FOUNDATIONS OF THE UNITY OF SCIENCE VOLUME II NUMBER 2 International Encyclopedia of Unified Science Editor-in-Chief Otto Neurath Associate Editors Rudolf Carnap Charles Morris Foundations of the Unity of Science (Volumes I II of the Encyclopedia) Committee of Organization RUDOLF CARNAP CHARLES MORRIS PHILIPP FRANK OTTO NEURATH JOERGEN JOERGENSEN LOUIS ROUGIER Advisory Committee NIELS BOHR R. VON MISES EGON BRUNSWIK G. MANNOURY J. CLAY ERNEST NAGEL JOHN DEWEY ARNE NAESS FEDERIGO ENRIQUES HANS REICHENBACH HERBERT FEIGL ABEL REY CLARK L.
V. O. Quine opened for me the philosophical puzzles of the analytic-synthetic distinction.3 That is the sort of random exploration that the Society of Fellows permits, and only through it could I have encountered Ludwik Fleck’s almost unknown …
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