Perspective voyage · 1962
Should a successful research tradition keep solving puzzles despite an anomaly, and when should it change frameworks?
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Kuhn's normal science solves puzzles under shared exemplars and standards; anomalies become conditions for crisis and revolution when they accumulate or become especially consequential.
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Thomas Kuhn
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Locator: §2.2 Paradigms and Normal Science; §2.3 Crisis and Revolutions
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1962 CE · 1962
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