Abstract
Over 50 years after the publication of The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, many of Thomas Kuhn’s (1970a) conceptions of normal science continue to influence thinking about how science progresses. Research in a field is often assumed to be driven by a predominant paradigm. The paradigm is though
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