In the same work, he said that "crisis" is caused by the accumulation of unsolved "anomalies," which then leads to paradigm shift.
He expanded his most influential idea in a book of case studies, The Essential Tension. He emphasized the role of textbooks in developing consensus and said that "incommensurability" makes objective evaluation difficult. He described puzzle-solving as the "normal" activity and explained that even observation can be theory-dependent. In the same work, he said that "crisis" is caused by the accumulation of unsolved "anomalies," which then leads to paradigm shift. For 10 points, name this physicist and philosopher who explained the development of science in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.
He expanded his most influential idea in a book of case studies, The Essential Tension.
Thomas Samuel {Kuhn}