The Copernican revolution : planetary astronomy in the development of western thought
@inproceedings{Kuhn1957TheCR, title={The Copernican revolution : planetary astronomy in the development of western thought}, author={T. Kuhn}, year={1957} }
* Foreword by James Bryant Conant *1. The Ancient Two-Sphere Universe *2. The Problem of the Planets *3. The Two-Sphere Universe in Aristotelian Thought *4. Recasting the Tradition. Aristotle to the Copernicans *5. Copernicus' Innovation *6. The Assimilation of Copernican Astronomy *7. The New Universe * Technical Appendix * References * Bibliographical * Notes * Index
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