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G. Laguna, H. ., Miramontes, P. ., & Cocho, G. . (2016). Kuhn’s philosophical revolution. Discusiones Filosóficas, 17(28), 47–66. https://doi.org/10.17151/difil.2016.17.28.4
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In this paper we propose that Kuhn's work constitutes a philosophical revolution in the Philosophy of Science. The search for philosophical revolutions is an extension of Kuhn's ideas about scientific revolutions severed from the scientific field. Revolutions in Philosophy are different from those in Science due to some relevant aspects which we briefly discuss in this work. We argue that the Kuhnian philosophical revolution consists in the naturalization of the Philosophy of Science which we find in his writings, finally we discuss Kuhn's biological analogy as an illustrative instance.
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Renzi, Barbara. “Kuhn’s Evolutionary Epistemology and Its Being Undermined by Inadequate Biological Concepts”. Philosophy of Science. 76 (2), 2009:143-159. Impreso.
Reydon, Thomas; Hoyningen-Huene, Paul. “Discussion: Kuhn’s Evolutionary Analogy in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions and The Road Since Structure”. Philosophy of Science. 77(3), 2010: 468-476. Impreso.
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Sterman, John D.; Wittenberg, Jason. “Competition and Succession in the Dynamics of Scientific Revolutions”. Proceedings of the International System Dynamics Conference. Cancun: Monterey Institute of Technology, 1993. Impreso.
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Wittenberg, Jason; Sterman, John D. “Path Dependence, Competition, and Succession in the Dynamics of Scientific Revolution”. Organization Science. May. 10(3), 1999: 322-341. Impreso.
Wray, K. Brad. “Is Science Really a Young Man’s Game?” Social Studies of Science. 33(1), 2003: 137-149. Impreso.
___. Kuhn’s evolutionary social epistemology. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2011. Impreso.
___. “Assessing the influence of Kuhn’s Structure of Scientific Revolutions”. Metascience. 21, 2012: 1-10. Impreso.
