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• Copernican revolution
  ...Kuhn]], who developed it in his book ''The [[Copernican revolution (book)|Copernican Revolution]]''. {{main|Copernican revolution (book)}}
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• Copernican Revolution
  #REDIRECT [[Copernican revolution]]
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• Copernican revolution/Definition
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• Copernican revolution (book)
  '''The Copernican Revolution: Planetary Astronomy in the Development of Western Thought''' is a book w ...nlike jigsaw or crossword puzzles. The reader who expects to find in the ''Copernican Revolution'' some contours of Kuhn's renowned philosophy will be disappointed. The ter
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• Copernican revolution/Approval
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• Copernican revolution/Related Articles
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• Copernican revolution (book)/Definition
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• Copernican revolution
  ...Kuhn]], who developed it in his book ''The [[Copernican revolution (book)|Copernican Revolution]]''. {{main|Copernican revolution (book)}}
  799 bytes (111 words) - 04:42, 4 January 2010
• Copernican Revolution
  #REDIRECT [[Copernican revolution]]
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• Nicolaus Copernicus/Bibliography
  * Crowe, Michael J. ''Theories of the World from Antiquity to the Copernican Revolution.'' (2nd ed. 2001) 229 pp. [http://www.amazon.com/Theories-World-Antiquity- * Kuhn, Thomas S. ''The Copernican Revolution'' (1957) [http://www.amazon.com/Copernican-Revolution-Thomas-S-Kuhn/dp/1567
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• Ptolemy/Related Articles
  [[Copernican revolution (book)]]
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• Thomas Kuhn
  ...in 1957 he published his first book, ''[[Copernican revolution (book)|The Copernican Revolution]].'' After leaving Harvard, Kuhn taught at the [[University of California]]
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• Johannes Kepler/Bibliography
  * Kuhn, Thomas S. ''The Copernican revolution: Planetary astronomy in the development of Western thought.'' (1957).
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• Nicolaus Copernicus
  Thomas S. Kuhn's ''The Copernican Revolution'' (1957) shaped subsequent views of Copernicus's role in the establishment
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• Copernican revolution (book)
  '''The Copernican Revolution: Planetary Astronomy in the Development of Western Thought''' is a book w ...nlike jigsaw or crossword puzzles. The reader who expects to find in the ''Copernican Revolution'' some contours of Kuhn's renowned philosophy will be disappointed. The ter
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• Thomas Kuhn/Bibliography
  *''The Copernican Revolution: Planetary Astronomy in the Development of Western Thought'' Harvard Univer
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• Almagest
  * T. S. Kuhn, ''The Copernican Revolution'', Harvard University Press (1957)
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• Immanuel Kant
  ...he ''Critique of Pure Reason'', Kant himself described these changes as a 'Copernican Revolution'. Some of his many other works focus upon the consequences of these foundat ...se objects as having to conform to our cognitive faculties. This so-called Copernican Revolution in philosophy amounts to a radical rethink of what it is to be an object. F
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• Dilemma of determinism
  ...ma with moral responsibility to a broader issue, sometimes called [[Kant's Copernican revolution]]:<ref name=Needleman/> ...self likened it, to the revolution brought about by Copernicus — only this Copernican revolution concerned not the movements of the planets and the stars, but the very rela
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• Planet
  After the [[Copernican Revolution]], however, the definition of a planet changed: they are all the bodies tha
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• History/Catalogs/Historians by area of study
  *[[Thomas Kuhn]], astronomy, historiography<ref> Thomas S. Kuhn, ''The Copernican Revolution'' (1957); Kuhn, ''The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.'' (1962, 1970);
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• Model-dependent realism
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• Subjective-objective dichotomy
  ..."]].<ref name=Kuhn2/> As an example, Kuhn suggested that the Sun-centric [[Copernican Revolution|Copernican "revolution"]] replaced the Earth-centric views of Ptolemy not b ...ns summarize Kant's views upon the subject-object problem, called ''Kant's Copernican revolution''. It was the inversion of the traditional relation between the observing s
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