What if revolution isn't an event, but a process of cognition?
We're taught to think of revolutions as ruptures — sudden, violent, historical. This book argues the opposite: that revolution, examined closely enough, dissolves into millions of individually checkable micro-revolutions — small acts of hypothesis and re-examination that either succeed quietly or, mishandled, escalate into brute force.
Research Program Revolution builds a rigorous, testable architecture for understanding change of category — in science, in politics, in institutions, and in individual minds. Drawing on epistemology, Peircean abduction, Koselleck's conceptual history, and self-organized criticality from physics, it asks a question most theories of revolution never dare to make precise: not whether a revolution turns violent, but at exactly which point it does.
Rather than offering another grand narrative, this book gives you an operative toolkit: a way to name the moment a category breaks, to state in advance when a theory should stop being applied, and to trace the difference between necessary compression and dogmatic enforcement.
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