The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
Book by Thomas Samuel Kuhn
Originally published: 1962
Author: Thomas Samuel Kuhn
Dewey Decimal: 501
ISBN: 9780226458113
LC Class: Q175.K95
Pages: 264
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