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In effect, he established a model for scientific paradigms-not a master science like Plato's dialectic, but a pattern according to which any discipline can be arranged. Given that natural science was in a "pre-paradigm" stage, Aristotle showed how it, or rather, each of its branches (for he recognized the need to differentiate science into different fields and suggested criteria for doing so), should be subjected to a paradigm. In fact , his model of science is definite enough that a precise notion of paradigm change (and therefore of scientific revolution) can be given in its terms, and is general enough that he could expect succeeding paradigms to fit the model.

Then is the priority (I) temporal as regards our knowledge (we must know them before we know the conclusions scientifically, (2) epistemological (knowledge of conclusions depends on knowledge of principles, but not vice versa), (3) "causal" (in some sense of that word),'" or (4) logical (the truth of the conclusions follows from that of the principles)? The principles are prior in all four ways. 2 71b31 - 33 points to (I) ("previously known")" and (3) ("grounds"). (4) is implied by 71b28-29 ("having scientific knowledge of things of which there is demonstrative science is a matter of having a demonstration [of them]"), and (2) is implied by (4) together with the claim that having a demonstration depends on knowing the principles.

Aristotle, as a realist, believes that true propositions correspond to facts , and from this perspective he does not always distinguish carefully between knowing facts and knowing propositions. Moreover, facts are about things, and a true proposition that corresponds to a fact is in subject-predicate form, where the subject term names the "thing" that the fact is about. In some contexts, it is natural to talk of having scientific knowledge of things, as well as of facts and propositions. In general, knowledge of a thing will amount to knowledge of facts about the thing, and these facts will be expressed in propositions.

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