Kuhn-derived model in which science advances through revolutions between frameworks rather than gradual accumulation alone.
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paradigm shift
Kuhn-derived model in which science advances through revolutions between frameworks rather than gradual accumulation alone.
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Jiang presents Kuhn's central argument as science developing through revolutions and paradigm shifts rather than slow, piecemeal methodical progress.
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"...piecemeal and slowly and methodically okay it goes through revolutions and paradigm shifts all right okay so so I I know this is gonna..."
"So if you go and look back in the 1930s and 40s, and you look at their arguments, what you will find is that..."
"...it declines and the world order is shifting, where there's a paradigm shift, people are forced to make a hard choice of either adapt..."
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