Chapter 01 Introduction Chapter 02 The Stages of the Scientific Revolution Chapter 03: Identifying Evidence for a Scientific Revolution Chapter 04 The Transformation of the Concept of "Revolution" Chapter 05 The first acknowledgment of the scientific revolution Chapter 06 The Second Scientific Revolution and Other Revolutions? Chapter 07 The Copernican Revolution Chapter 08: Kepler, Giber, and Galileo Chapter 09: Bacon and Descartes Chapter 10 The Newtonian Revolution Chapter 11 Vesalius, Paracelsus, and Harvey Chapter 12 Changes During the Enlightenment Chapter 13 The Scientific Revolution in the Eighteenth Century

Chapter 14 Lavoisier and the Chemical Revolution Chapter 15 Kant's So-Called Copernican Revolution Chapter 16 The Changing Revolutionary Language in Germany Chapter 17 The Industrial Revolution Chapter 18 Relying on Revolution or Evolution? Chapter 19 Darwin's Revolution Chapter 20 Faraday, Maxwell, and Hertz Chapter 21 Some Other Scientific Developments Chapter 22: The Perspective of Three Frenchmen Chapter 23 The Influence of Marx and Engels Chapter 24 The Freudian Revolution Chapter 25: The Scientist's Perspective Chapter 26 The Historian's Perspective Chapter 27 Relativity and Quantum Theory

Chapter 27 Relativity and Quantum Theory Chapter 28 Einstein on the Scientific Revolution Chapter 29 Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics Chapter 30 Conclusion