In the text of The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Kuhn states that there i

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In the text of The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Kuhn states that

there is no such thing as "Normal Science."

Normal Science is an ideal that will some day be what is used to explain the ultimate truths of the universe.

a paradigm shift can never take place in times of crisis or anomalies (new and unsuspected phenomena) in scientific research and discovery.

to reject one paradigm without simultaneously substituting another is to reject science itself.

All of the above.

there is no such thing as "Normal Science."

Normal Science is an ideal that will some day be what is used to explain the ultimate truths of the universe.

a paradigm shift can never take place in times of crisis or anomalies (new and unsuspected phenomena) in scientific research and discovery.

to reject one paradigm without simultaneously substituting another is to reject science itself.

All of the above.

In the text of The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Kuhn states that

1. Normal science is a everyday activity under a reigning paradigm

2. An anamoly cannot be written and cannot be solved

3. a point callled crises during which new methods are and appraoches are permitted

4. upon new approaches, a new paradigm through a paradigm shift contitutes

5. The novelty of the scientific revolution recedes and disappears, until the process is begun anew with another anomaly-crisis-paradigm shift.

so here the option E suits best i,e al the above