 The philosophy of Thomas Kuhn attracted the interest of many Latin American philosophers of science. For instance, during the 1980s, some Cuban scholars focused on the Kuhnian concept of scientific revolution (Núñez 1985, 1989). In Uruguay, Mario Otero (1997) edited a volume about Kuhn with contributions from his research group. After his retirement, the group was left in the hands of Lucía Lewowicz, who continued that line of research (2004, 2005), focusing particularly on the Kuhnian notion of taxonomic category (2007). In Colombia, the research group of Jaramillo Uribe also compiled a collective volume devoted to the philosophy of Kuhn (Jaramillo Uribe et al. 1997) and, in a more recent book, Guerrero Pino (2003) considered the relevance of the Kuhnian philosophy for science education. In Argentina, Nélida Gentile (2013) published a book on incommensurability commemorating the 50th anniversary of The Structure. The book Kuhn y el Cambio Científico, by Ana Rosa Pérez Ransanz (1999), deserves particular attention, for it has been much discussed in the Spanish-speaking world and, as a consequence, was reprinted two times (2000, 2012).