“…As regards to the assimilation of language in the historiography of science, the Austrian philosopher was also a thinker with significant influence on Kuhn (1970Kuhn ( [1962, and Shapin and Schaffer (1985). Similarly, I will consider Wittgenstein's philosophy of language -with its notions of "language games" (Sprachspiele), "form of life" (Lebensform), and "grammar" (Grammatik) (Condé, 1998(Condé, , 2004(Condé, , 2018 -to propose a linguistic thesis for the scientific revolution.…”