Birthday: July 18, 1922 (Cancer)
Born In: Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
One of the most influential ‘philosophers of science’ of the 20th century, Thomas Kuhn is regarded as the man who changed the way the world perceived and envisioned science. His book, ‘The Structure of Scientific Revolutions’ was a landmark publication that generated worldwide discussions and debates among scholarly communities. It is also one of the most cited academic books, often referred to by scientific guilds and student communities. He is credited with coining the term, ‘Paradigm Shift’, which today, has become an integral part of English and scientific terminology. His impact has been felt in all academic fields, including the field of science, education theory and research. His contribution to the philosophy of science has inspired various student bodies and has influenced more than one billion readers and researchers at large. His works have so far, laid the foundation for many aspiring researchers who plan to pursue a study of the philosophy of science in the future. He is credited for the accurate representation of science and for introducing a new method towards approaching this branch of study.
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Also Known As: Thomas Samuel Kuhn
Died At Age: 73
Spouse/Ex-: Jehane Kuhn
father: Samuel L. Kuhn
children: Elizabeth Kuhn, Nathaniel Kuhn, Sarah Kuhn
Born Country: United States
Philosophers Non-Fiction Writers
place of death: Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
U.S. State: Ohio
Ancestry: Indian American
Notable Alumni: Taft School
Grouping of People: Jewish Writer
Cause of Death: Lung Cancer
City: Cincinnati, Ohio
education: Harvard University, Taft School
awards: 1982 - George Sarton Medal
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