Kuhn

Thomas Kuhn

  • (Birth) Thomas Kuhn

    The first of a pair of children to Samuel and Minette Kuhn, he was born in the Ohio in 1922 on the 18th of July.
  • Hessian Hills

    Hessian Hills School, located in Croton-on-Hudson, New York. The selection of this school by the PEA to serve as an example of progressive education for screening at one of the grandest venues, the 1939 World’s Fair.Unfortunately, the school forced propaganda and extremist viewpoints against the nation, which detoured his application into the student government and withdrawal from the campus. 3 yrs 6th -9th grade https://youtu.be/b7lHva6HAlc
  • Army corps of enigneers

    Army corps of enigneers
    The engineers organized the first U.S. Army tank units and developed chemical warfare munitions and defensive equipment. Armored units and chemical warfare became so important that the Army in 1918 created a separate Tank Corps and a Chemical Warfare Service.
  • Lowell Lectures

    Lowell Lectures
    Ralph Lowell sent an invite to the Harvard educated Thomas Kuhn to present the 1951 Lowell Lectures. Thomas designed a blueprint that laid the framework of science that varied in contrast to the conventional ideas portray by Philosophy that stated theories and facts are an accumulation of information that are kept in books and various text.
  • University Of California Berkley

    University Of California Berkley
    The University of California: Berkley offered a temporary position in 1956 which he accepted. After five years later he was granted a permanent position as the Universities professor in the History of Science department.
  • Copernican revolution

    Copernican revolution
    . His reorganization of historical cosmological concepts furthered backed is viewpoint of the Copernican revolution especially his two-sphere case. Kuhn’s two-sphere model depicted an outer and inner sphere delegating the Earth and heavens to one a piece.
  • Structure of Scientific Revolution

    Structure of Scientific Revolution
    Kuhn argued that scientific research and thought are defined by “paradigms,” or conceptual world-views, that consist of formal theories, classic experiments, and trusted methods. Scientists typically accept a prevailing paradigm and try to extend its scope by refining theories, explaining puzzling data, and establishing more precise measures of standards and phenomena.
  • Princeton University

    Princeton University
    Midway during the 60’s Princeton University in the year 1964 gave Kuhn the title of Moses Taylor Pyne Dean of two departments which included History of Science and Philosophy.
  • Death

    Death
    Professor Emeritus Thomas S. Kuhn of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the internationally known historian and philosopher who made seminal contributions to understanding how scientific views are supported and discounted over time, died Monday, June 17, at his home in Cambridge. He had been ill for the last two years with cancer of the bronchial tubes and throat. He was 73.