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In Defence of the Linear Model: An Essay (2010, background): “Edgerton’s “interpretation-by-denial” is criticized by Hounshell (2004), who states that the LM can be considered as a system of belief, a heuristic which simply states that the new knowledge generated by investment in fundamental, unfettered research will, at some point in the future, yield radical”
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