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There is no reason why the paradigm will not go on for another 100 years, similarly marked with violence, limited and daily throughout, massive at times in full-fledged wars and atrocities.
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In this text she argues for a paradigm shift in education, away from the current emphasis on tests and efficiency and towards a system that ".
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It is, of course, not confined to architecture and the paradigm shift already goes by several names, the most helpful being that of the transition from Mode 1 to Mode 2 as described by Gibbons et al in their book The New Production of Knowledge.
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