Revolutions challenge existing knowledge from "summary" of The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas S. Kuhn
Revolutions in scientific thought often emerge as challenges to established theories and paradigms. These groundbreaking shifts disrupt the existing knowledge framework by introducing new ideas and perspectives that question the accepted wisdom of the time. In doing so, revolutions compel scholars to reevaluate their assumptions and reconsider the fundamental principles guiding their research. The transformative nature of revolutions lies in their ability to challenge the status quo and push the boundaries of scientific inquiry. By proposing alternative explanations and unconventional approaches, revolutionaries force the scientific community to confront the limitations of their current u...
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