QUE ES UN PARADIGMA?
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Publicado: 3 de abril de 2013
Paradigm
Great set of beliefs that allow to see and understand reality in a certain way. These beliefs also include certain preconceptions and philosophical beliefs that at one time shared thescientific community.
As you may guess, the paradigms are constantly changing, changes related to advances and scientific discoveries that open up new perspectives and horizons.
In simple terms, aparadigm is the set of things we assume and believe, which serves as a base or filter our perception and interpretation of reality, for example if we quickly show a set of playing cards, going quickly toone, but those that are "hearts" with these black color instead of the traditional and customary red, see red hearts, and that is what "hope" of the reality of a deck of cards - the colors, figuresand numbers in this case are part of our paradigm for what are the cards in a deck. We all have a lens invisible positions that make us see reality according to a set of conventions and expectationsabout what things are and should be, which in other words is a paradigm.
Paradigm is a mental scheme.
absolute truth, we rule in the collective conscious.
Paradigma
Granconjunto de creencias que permiten ver y comprender la realidad de determinada manera. Dichas creencias incluyen también ciertas preconcepciones y creencias filosóficas, que en un determinado momentocomparte la comunidad científica.
Como es posible intuir, los paradigmas se encuentran en constante cambio, cambios que guarda relación con los avances y descubrimientos científicos que abren nuevasperspectivas y horizontes.
En términos sencillos, un paradigma es el conjunto de cosas que asumimos y creemos, lo que sirve como base o filtro para nuestra percepción e interpretación de larealidad; por ejemplo si nos mostraran rápidamente un set de una baraja de cartas, pasando rápidamente una a una, pero aquellas que sean de "corazones" con estos en color negro en vez del tradicional y...
Great set of beliefs that allow to see and understand reality in a certain way. These beliefs also include certain preconceptions and philosophical beliefs that at one time shared thescientific community.
As you may guess, the paradigms are constantly changing, changes related to advances and scientific discoveries that open up new perspectives and horizons.
In simple terms, aparadigm is the set of things we assume and believe, which serves as a base or filter our perception and interpretation of reality, for example if we quickly show a set of playing cards, going quickly toone, but those that are "hearts" with these black color instead of the traditional and customary red, see red hearts, and that is what "hope" of the reality of a deck of cards - the colors, figuresand numbers in this case are part of our paradigm for what are the cards in a deck. We all have a lens invisible positions that make us see reality according to a set of conventions and expectationsabout what things are and should be, which in other words is a paradigm.
Paradigm is a mental scheme.
absolute truth, we rule in the collective conscious.
Paradigma
Granconjunto de creencias que permiten ver y comprender la realidad de determinada manera. Dichas creencias incluyen también ciertas preconcepciones y creencias filosóficas, que en un determinado momentocomparte la comunidad científica.
Como es posible intuir, los paradigmas se encuentran en constante cambio, cambios que guarda relación con los avances y descubrimientos científicos que abren nuevasperspectivas y horizontes.
En términos sencillos, un paradigma es el conjunto de cosas que asumimos y creemos, lo que sirve como base o filtro para nuestra percepción e interpretación de larealidad; por ejemplo si nos mostraran rápidamente un set de una baraja de cartas, pasando rápidamente una a una, pero aquellas que sean de "corazones" con estos en color negro en vez del tradicional y...
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