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One of Lakatos's major works was [i]Criticism and the Growth of Knowledge[/i]. Like Kuhn, he is most cited in the social sciences for his work pertaining to the philosophy of science. In fact, he and some other scientists published a number of papers following a colloquium where they presented responses to Kuhn's book. Kuhn subsequently responded with "Notes on Lakatos" (PSA: Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, Vol. 1970 , pp. 137-146). You can find it on JSTOR.
