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A paradigm is a shared framework of ideas, methods, and standards that guides how scientists and philosophers approach their work in a particular field. It matters because it shapes what questions researchers ask, how they investigate them, and what counts as a valid answer—essentially determining the direction and boundaries of knowledge-building in that area.
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It is catalogued under topics including Aesthetics, Consensus reality and Epistemology of science.
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Een paradigma is het stelsel van modellen en theorieën dat, binnen een gegeven wetenschappelijke discipline, het denkkader vormt van waaruit de werkelijkheid geanalyseerd en beschreven wordt. Langer bestaande paradigma's worden vaak niet meer bewust beleefd. Het onderwijs in een gegeven vakdiscipline maakt een paradigma impliciet vanzelfsprekend.
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