The author of this work included "values", "symbolic generalizations", and "exemplars" among the components of the "disciplinary matrix", a concept introduced in this work's 1969 postscript to clarify its central concept. This work's insistence on N.R. Hanson's idea of the theory-dependence of observation led to its argumen
The author of this work included "values", "symbolic generalizations", and "exemplars" among the components of the "disciplinary matrix", a concept introduced in this work's 1969 postscript to clarify its central concept. This work's insistence on N.R. Hanson's idea of the theory-dependence of observation led to its argument that the holism of meaning is shared by both theoretical and observational terms, leading to the first appearance of its author's semantic incommensurability thesis. This work posits that "puzzle-solving" makes up most of the process of "normal science" and asserts that the accumulation of "anomalies" leads to a "crisis", which is eventually resolved by a "paradigm shift". For 10 points, identify this 1962 monograph by Thomas Kuhn.
The author of this work included "values", "symbolic generalizations", and "exemplars" among the components of the "disciplinary matrix", a concept introduced in this work's 1969 postscript to clarify its central concept.
The {Structure} of {Scientific Revolutions} [prompt on "SSR"]