SLIDE 1
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
by Thomas Kuhn (1962)
- 1. Normal Science- we
- perate in a state of
equilibrium using accepted assumptions and intellectual framework
- 2. Model Drift - An idea or
problem clashes with our equilibrium and an anomaly emerges.
- 3. Model Crisis - More
anomalies arise. We can't find a model that fits within
- ur equilibrium. We are in
crisis.
- 4. Model Revolution - A
new idea or framework emerges that addresses or solves the problems encountered during the crisis.
- 5. Paradigm Change - With
this new solution, our perceptions change. We adopt the new paradigm, which becomes our new equilibrium.