In a postscript added to a second edition of this work, its author explained how a central concept is used alternately to mean an "entire constellation of beliefs" and "one sort of element in that constellation.
In a postscript added to a second edition of this work, its author explained how a central concept is used alternately to mean an "entire constellation of beliefs" and "one sort of element in that constellation." This work likens those who undertake the title practice to chess players trying every move on the board as well as to "the typical character of Orwell's 1984." This work argues that textbooks are not useful in perpetuating the title events, and its seventh chapter analyzes the "Response to Crisis," caused by those events. This work posits that the "normal" variant of the title activity consists of the "determination of significant fact, matching of facts with theory, and articulation of theory," and likens that activity to "puzzle-solving." For 10 points, identify this work which argues that its title events take place as a consequence of paradigm shifts, written by Thomas Kuhn.
In a postscript added to a second edition of this work, its author explained how a central concept is used alternately to mean an "entire constellation of beliefs" and "one sort of element in that constellation.
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions