Thomas Kuhn: The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

Thomas Kuhn: The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

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MortalClown
MortalClown - 20.09.2023 07:38

Loved that Kuhn was pals with John E. Mack, M.D. Can only imagine his reaction/input to the field today.

Terrific video for this right-brained parvenu.

Paz y luz, all.

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AdrienLegendre
AdrienLegendre - 02.09.2023 21:39

Very well done! You are an excellent science video journalist.

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Tom Dorman
Tom Dorman - 27.08.2023 18:48

Well done! Very clean explanations. I subscribed, and I'm commenting for that very reason. Thanks

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Kaeben
Kaeben - 22.08.2023 20:35

Whenever I run into an author or idea I want elucidated, I come to this channel to see if there's a video on that topic.

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Jedidiah Caperton
Jedidiah Caperton - 09.08.2023 09:50

Chapter 4: “Normal Science as Puzzle Making”
1. How does Kuhn explain the enthusiasm scientists show for finding solutions to problems for which the outcome has long been predicted? What does Kuhn thinks drives scientists in these instances?

- He compares normal science to solving a puzzle; the excitement lies not in the discovering of something new, and while it is true that some scientists pursue that, most scientists pursue normal science. What drives the them to continue on is the idea that they can only solve the puzzle if they are skillful enough.

2. In chapter 4, Kuhn’s extended puzzle metaphor adds a lot of complications to the common picture of scientists always driving to discover new things. What are some ways that Kuhn thinks working under a paradigm shapes what questions a scientist will think is worth spending time on, or what the community will consider an unscientific question to pursue?

- Within the metaphor of a puzzle, Kuhn writes about how puzzles have certain rules which lead to their completion. A jigsaw puzzle, for example, must be put together in a certain way to find “a solution.” Scientists focus on questions to which they can already guess the answer, and which add to the scope and precision of the paradigm from which they sprang.

Chapter 5, “The Priority of the Paradigm”
3. *According to Kuhn, which is easier for a historian of science, or scientists themselves: identification the paradigms of a community, or identifying the abstract rules (i.e. the full interpretation and rationalization of the paradigm) which govern the community? Why?

- Identification of paradigms of a community, as a paradigm is an accepted solution to a problem, whereas the rules which govern the community spring from an interpretation of the paradigms, over which scientists often disagree, sometimes even unknowingly.

4. How does Kuhn use Wittgenstein’s discussion of the concept of game to explain how scientists might be able to stay within the bounds of their particular normal science tradition without having a completely defined set of rules to guide them?

- Wittgenstein’s discussion of the concept of game tells us we understand what somebody means when they use the word game to describe a thing; not because there is a set of characteristics which apply to all games and only games, but because what a person is referring to as a game shares some family resemblance with things we have been taught to call “games.”

5. What are Kuhn’s four reasons for saying that paradigms do in fact determine normal science without having to be interpreted into fully rational rules? Explain each.

- 1. There is severe difficulty in determining what the governing rules are, as these rules will only share a family resemblance, which is no better than a paradigm.


- 2. The nature of learning science is that any theory must be accompanied by a concrete range of information. The ability to do concrete research, to see tangible results, is enough of a governing body without the derivation of rules.

- 3. Rules often crop up when a paradigm is felt to be insecure. However, the rules are unnecessary when the paradigm is agreed upon.

- 4. Whereas rules must apply to a broad number of scientific fields and govern them all, the same paradigms can be applied in multiple ways to numerous specializations without any rules at all, in which case a paradigm shift is not so incredibly catastrophic.

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Project: W.A.A.P.F.T.A.D
Project: W.A.A.P.F.T.A.D - 14.05.2023 03:38

It's like watching mold grown. It blows up than slow and stenfrhan and increases in size against and so on before it rapidly dies out. We've reached a point where we may be assigning into a new paradym.

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Eric Schmidt
Eric Schmidt - 05.05.2023 18:34

Excellent summary and explanation of Kuhn's landmark book. I just began reading his book a week ago and this is a very helpful review of the key points.

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opals0711
opals0711 - 15.04.2023 22:11

What is this animation!!!! I love it,, does anyone know?

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gTime Johnny
gTime Johnny - 08.02.2023 21:48

Information monopoly victims

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Jason Goodfellow
Jason Goodfellow - 10.10.2022 04:53

Very good... but what about Karl Marx?

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traketso
traketso - 12.09.2022 19:46

Inspired me to look more closely at the history in my own field of medicine.

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Diana McCandless
Diana McCandless - 01.09.2022 07:16

It's notable how SLOWLY you speak, and how GOOD that is for my understanding. (Native English speaker, here)

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Ramkumar R
Ramkumar R - 28.08.2022 09:34

A good book.

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Tony Chay
Tony Chay - 08.08.2022 13:52

2 words - Karl Popper 😂😂

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Trine Larson
Trine Larson - 09.07.2022 11:29

Kuhn is Swiss name

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Buddha Bhumi Mirror
Buddha Bhumi Mirror - 19.06.2022 17:08

This book must be renamed as The structure of the European scientific revolution. It has its limits. The book has not recognised the contribution of non-west in scientific progress. There are a lot of examples of paradigmatic shifts in the non-western world like in India or China.

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tugger
tugger - 08.06.2022 19:25

kuhn sucks. his victories aren't scientific, they're political appeasments of every regressive hack currently practicing

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Avila, Eduardo Jr.
Avila, Eduardo Jr. - 06.04.2022 18:22

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Goognam Gowi
Goognam Gowi - 15.03.2022 06:28

Another idle man that should be put to work doing real contribution to society.

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Dan Konigsbach
Dan Konigsbach - 06.03.2022 06:30

This is one of the most influential books I've ever read.

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Sparhafoc
Sparhafoc - 05.03.2022 22:08

Good video, but can I suggest you drop an epilepsy warning for around seven minute thirty mark - the flashing was quite intense.

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Perlice Louie Orbello
Perlice Louie Orbello - 05.03.2022 06:48

HI SS31

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Christian Dale Lopez
Christian Dale Lopez - 23.02.2022 16:15

Tang inang subject na STS na to nakakastress

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felix____
felix____ - 15.02.2022 16:47

Great video terrible clips

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Alexis Marquez - 06.02.2022 08:20

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Alexis Marquez
Alexis Marquez - 06.02.2022 08:17

I KNOW THOMAS KUHN BEFORE I VOLUNTEERED FOR FREE IN ZAMBOANGA CITY MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL BACK IN 2012

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Wm Godfrey
Wm Godfrey - 19.01.2022 18:45

But, of course, we now know that Gravity is a pushing force, not pulling. Because the universe is constantly expanding. So, heavenly bodies are moving (pushing) away from each other.

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Kasu Dade Wako
Kasu Dade Wako - 17.01.2022 09:24

Could you share me the power point of it, please?

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Kasu Dade Wako
Kasu Dade Wako - 17.01.2022 09:22

Nice

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Kasu Dade Wako
Kasu Dade Wako - 17.01.2022 09:22

Nice summary!

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The Gods
The Gods - 30.11.2021 21:04

Have had the book for a while. Needed some motivation to get started. Found it!

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Fiachra Byrne
Fiachra Byrne - 04.11.2021 19:59

What book are the quotes used taken from? if anybody can help please.

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Axel Sprängare
Axel Sprängare - 11.10.2021 01:46

This is very interesting to me because I believe that everything can be boiled down to a dichotomy.

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Françoise Bianchi
Françoise Bianchi - 21.08.2021 16:20

Génial penseur de l'évolution de la connaissance scientifique.

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SN 1848
SN 1848 - 04.07.2021 22:06

Ptolemy didn't provide useful info for navigation. The practical activity of navigation for long-distance trade for profit, drove the pursuit of more accurate knowledge about celestial bodies and their movement so as to provide info for navigation was the raison de etre driving the paradigm shift from Ptolemaic world the eventually Newtonian world. the real break-thru came with Kepler. Copernicus made the assertion, Galileo backed it up. So did Tycho Brahe in Denmark. But the new claims were about circular motion and the exact mesures of Brahe couldn't be reconciled with circles. Kepler retroduced the theory and the data, orr abducted the data and theory and landed on ellipitical movement. Then Newton came along and provided an parsimonious and efficient explanation for the elliptical movement, a new force of nature called gravity mediating between mass and distance and explaining the movement of objects. Notably, you can't see gravity itself. You can only see its effects. The generative mechanism is real but not directly observable. Neither Kuhn or Popper ever fully recognize this key part of the reality of how science work. This is especially true of the anti-science postmodern wankers like Bruno Latour, the ethnomethodologists and other reactionary fools. Now days Latour and some others are trying to softly backpedal and claim they weren't really being anti-science, because now it is clear that such anti-science chicanery is a rest stop on the road to fascism, and not some edgy rhizomatic anarchist Actant utopia of lilberation.

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SN 1848
SN 1848 - 04.07.2021 21:51

Kuhn's Structure of Scientific Revolution popularized an empiricist pragmatic approach to philosophy of science. C.S. Pierce was doing this earlier, but didn't put it together in a single volume with a history of science lit review on the front end as flashy decoration.

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Universo Audi
Universo Audi - 31.05.2021 22:36

I have to read Kuhn's book by Thursday. Thank you very much for this informative, intelligent and informative video

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vongola pasta one dish - 10.05.2021 05:54

share naman kayo ng reflection dyan. HAHAHAHAHA

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Cowry Moo
Cowry Moo - 30.04.2021 18:48

pahingi naman ng mga answers sa mga nagmomodule diyan HAHAHA

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Immaculate Irlandez
Immaculate Irlandez - 30.04.2021 05:17

do you have a transcript of this video?

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Timothy Ogedengbe
Timothy Ogedengbe - 15.04.2021 19:16

I really enjoyed this video. Comprehensive summary and easy to understand.

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Fahdhusseini5 Husseini
Fahdhusseini5 Husseini - 12.04.2021 18:29

بنية الثورات العلمية (توماس كون ).

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12/04/21

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