The Structure of Scientific Revolutions' by Thomas Kuhn (1962)

Argues that science does not progress in a linear fashion, but instead through a series of "paradigm shifts".

Introduces the concept of "paradigm" as a way of understanding how scientific progress occurs.

Criticizes the notion that scientific progress accumulates gradually over time.

Describes how the scientific community resists revolutionary changes to established theories.

Examines the history of science and identifies patterns of scientific progress.

Explores the role of "normal science" in maintaining existing paradigms.

Discusses the role of scientific revolutions in transforming scientific thought.

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