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Wk 6 Are you Kuhn or not?
Thomas Nickles suggests that there are three types of people: "pro-Kuhn, anti-Kuhn, or neutral." If you are pro-Kuhn you would, for example, agree with his terms like normal science, revolutions, and paradigm shifts, and support that science is not a "long, progressive ascent toward truth." If you are anti-Kuhn, then you would agree with critics…
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In the 1950s the United States enjoyed a broad-based, unprecedented level of prosperity. Rising purchasing power, expanding credit, and a rapidly growing advertising industry stimulated consumerism. One industry that rapidly developed and expanded was the automobile industry. During the 1950s, Americans purchased 58 million cars. By 1960, 75 percent of American families owned one. The…
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Unit 4 DB: From Rococo to Realism: What’s in a Stylistic Classification?
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