It never occurred to me that when I entered my doctoral program that I’d be reading a book called The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas Kuhn. Written in 1962, Kuhn’s book on the structure of scientific revolutions is incredibly dense. It talks about paradigms, the route to normal science, the nature of normal science, and the crisis of emergence of scientific theories. I thought, “What has this got to do with social sciences?” Then I began to read it...