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“Over the last years we came to understand that complexity cannot be understood without understanding networks. So this is a crucial stepping stone. Most of us, and particularly me, are thinking that we are, in one way or the other, making a small history here. And who benefits and who is impacted is difficult to judge right now, perhaps we know it much better in 20 years.”
Laszlo Barabasi, professor of physics and director of the Center for Complex Networks Research at the University of Notre Dame
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Kuhn: Philosopher of Scientific Revolutions (Key Contemporary Thinkers)
by Wes Sharrock
Isbn-13: 9780745619286
Thomas Kuhn's shadow hangs over almost every field of intellectual inquiry. His book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions has become a modern classic. His influence on philosophy, social science, historiography, feminism, theology, and (of course) the natural sciences themselves is unparalleled. His epoch-making concepts of 'new paradigm' and 'scientific revolution' make him probably the most influential scholar of the twentieth century. Sharrock and Read take the reader through Kuhn's...
