This work's sixth chapter cites an experiment by Bruner and Postman in which participants were shown anomalous playing cards, such as a black four of hearts, and identified them as normal cards. It's not Philosophical Investigations, but this work us
This work's sixth chapter cites an experiment by Bruner and Postman in which participants were shown anomalous playing cards, such as a black four of hearts, and identified them as normal cards. It's not Philosophical Investigations, but this work uses the image of a duckrabbit to explicate the metaphor of the "gestalt-switch." Its author expanded on its main ideas in his later work The Essential (*) Tension. This work postulates the Incommensurability Thesis and argues that people will describe nature using a certain world-view until enough problems accumulate to contradict that world-view, leading to a "paradigm shift." For 10 points, name this analysis of breakthroughs in science by Thomas S. Kuhn.
This work's sixth chapter cites an experiment by Bruner and Postman in which participants were shown anomalous playing cards, such as a black four of hearts, and identified them as normal cards.