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1 2.1    |    expressions of the need for a shift:~– from Newtonian mechanistic
2 2.1    |      contexts the term “paradigm shift” is often used. In some
3 2.1    |       clearly supposed that this shift is not simply desirable,
4 2.1    |        on the notion of paradigm shift. It was made popular by
5 2.1    | community”.( 18) When there is a shift from one paradigm to another,
6 2.1    |         the idea that a paradigm shift in the area of religion
7 2.1    |          and this whole cultural shift has had an enormous impact
8 2.3.4.3|          Thus far, the “paradigm shift” is a radical change of
9 3.3    |          of an enormous paradigm shift; it is ultimately a potential