In this book, Brad Wray, MA’92, PhD’97 (Philosophy), argues that Kuhn provides a useful framework for developing an epistemology of science that takes account of the constructive role that social factors play in scientific inquiry. The discussion includes analyses of the Copernican revolution in astronomy and the plate tectonics revolution in geology. The book will be useful for scholars working in science studies, sociologists and historians of science as well as philosophers of science. www.cambridge.org/us/knowledge/isbn/item6515021/?site_locale=en_US
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