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Making Sense, Second Edition
Bob Coleman, University of South Alabama
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Thomas Kuhn, "The Historical Structure of Scientific Discovery"

"I conclude that we need a new vocabulary and new concepts for analyzing events like the discovery of oxygen. Though undoubtedly correct, the sentence 'Oxygen was discovered' misleads by suggesting that discovering something is a single simple act unequivocally attributable, if only we knew enough, to an individual and an instant in time."



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