ACCT 20074: Scientific Revolutions in Accounting: A Review
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This report analyzes Thomas Kuhn's theory of scientific revolutions and its application to accounting. It examines how accounting theories develop and undergo paradigm shifts, referencing Kuhn's work and the contributions of Professor Ray J. Chambers. The report reviews literature to discuss the impact of Kuhn's ideas on accounting, including the challenges to conventional accounting concepts and the potential for future revolutionary developments. The research incorporates insights from Richards and Daston's edited volume, as well as Devlin and Bokulich's work on Kuhn's Structure. The assignment addresses how Chambers' work might be critiqued in light of new advancements in accounting and financial reporting.
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