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}} Jan;50(1):33-50</ref> The sensitive aspects of the current social, scientific, and clinical reality, which may seem contrasting, will be revealed to be complementary by the end of this reading; this is the "Progress of science" according to Kuhn's interpretation and "Epistemology". | }} Jan;50(1):33-50</ref> The sensitive aspects of the current social, scientific, and clinical reality, which may seem contrasting, will be revealed to be complementary by the end of this reading; this is the "Progress of science" according to Kuhn's interpretation and "Epistemology". | ||
In analyzing the progress of science, Thomas Kuhn, in his most famous work, argues that science develops through distinct cycles, reflecting its operational dynamics.<ref>Thomas Samuel Kuhn (Cincinnati, 18 luglio 1922 – Cambridge, 17 giugno 1996) was an American philosopher of science.<br> | In analyzing the progress of science, Thomas Kuhn, in his most famous work, argues that science develops through distinct cycles, reflecting its operational dynamics.<ref>[[wikipedia:Thomas_Kuhn|Thomas Samuel Kuhn]] (Cincinnati, 18 luglio 1922 – Cambridge, 17 giugno 1996) was an American philosopher of science.<br>. | ||
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The Hempel's paradox asserts that the observation of every white swan provides support to the statement that all ravens are black;<ref> | The Hempel's paradox asserts that the observation of every white swan provides support to the statement that all ravens are black;<ref> [[wikipedia:Carl_Gustav_Hempel|Carl Gustav Hempel]]. See {{cita libro | ||
|autore = Good IJ | |autore = Good IJ | ||
|titolo=The Paradox of Confirmation | |titolo=The Paradox of Confirmation | ||