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Philosophy of Language
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“…in Frege, reference never coincides with sense. Sense is the way an object is presented to us…”
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For Kuhn, a paradigm is a set of theories and methods shared by a scientific community[1]. Progress is not cumulative — it happens through revolutions, that is, conceptual ruptures[2].
[1]Philosophy of Science · Nov 12 · 12:34
[2]Philosophy of Science · Nov 19 · 28:02
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