Kuhn vs. Popper: The Struggle for the Soul of Science (Revolutions in Science)
This is an eloquently written book, offering new and interesting perspectives on the moral and social ramifications of this debate.(Ray PercivalNew Scientist)A succinct yet in-depth inquiry into a significant philosophical issue.(Kirkus)It's a fascinating and, at 132 pages, delightfully concise work.(Gregory MonePopular Science)A feisty and rich little book...always stimulating(A. C. GraylingFinancial Times)This slight volume is a lively, incisive volume...This volume will be of great interest both to academic specialists and general readers...Recommended.(Choice)Kuhn vs. Popperis a concise and engaging book that philosophers of science, investigators of political thought and, indeed, laymen with a philosophical interest will find an interesting read.(Milja KurkiHistory of Political Thought1900-01-00)Provocative and brilliant.(Neil McLaughlinCanadian Journal of Sociology Online)A provocative read.(Robert J. DeltetePhilosophy In Review2009-01-00)