The positivist view that this process is defined by verifiability was opposed by the idea of falsificationism advanced by Karl Popper.
One book presents this process as typically consisting of "puzzle-solving" during a "normal" phase, and it was considered to be "epistemological anarchy" by Paul Feyerabend. The positivist view that this process is defined by verifiability was opposed by the idea of falsificationism advanced by Karl Popper. Thomas Kuhn argued that paradigm shifts defined this discipline, whose processes were elucidated in Novum Organum by Francis Bacon. For 10 points, name this academic discipline defined by hypotheses, whose "method" produced the theory of relativity.
One book presents this process as typically consisting of "puzzle-solving" during a "normal" phase, and it was considered to be "epistemological anarchy" by Paul Feyerabend.
science [accept scientific method or scientific process]