The Copernican Revolution (book) ||This article needs additional
citations for verification. (October 2008)| The Copernican
Revolution (1957), by Thomas Kuhn, is an analysis of the
Copernican Revolution. The book documents the pre-Ptolemaic
understanding through the Ptolemaic system and its variants
until the eventual acceptance of the Keplerian system. Kuhn
argues that the Ptolemaic system provided broader appeal than a
simple astronomical system but also became intertwined in
broader philosophical and theological beliefs. Kuhn argues that
this broader appeal made it more difficult for other systems to
be proposed. - Kuhn, Thomas (1957 (copyright renewed 1985)). The
Copernican Revolution. Harvard University Press. ISBN
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