In the canon
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
- Form
- Form Philosophy
- Year
- Year 1962
- Pages
- Pages 220
A philosopher of science argues that progress is not steady accumulation but long puzzle-solving broken by crises, when anomalies pile up until a new paradigm replaces the old one, too different to even speak the same language.
The proponents of competing paradigms practice their trades in different worlds.
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