Paradigm shift from languages to systems

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• Studying programming systems requires a paradigm shift from programming languages, where interaction between programmer and system becomes central rather than program code alone.claim0.817
  Core assertion that systems perspective is incommensurable with language perspective; interaction, not code, is what matters in systems analysis.
• Paradigm Shift (Kuhn)framework0.796
  Kuhn's concept that fundamental changes in basic assumptions are needed to move from one scientific/social paradigm to another.
• A true paradigm shift is required to transform society's mental ways, processes, and ways of thinking in every field that touches the environment.claim0.777
  Conclusion that piecemeal modification is insufficient; a fundamental shift in underlying assumptions is necessary.
• systemconcept0.765
  The regulated entity or process; includes air traffic, endocrine balances, money flows.
• systemsconcept0.763
  Represented by wires in process theory; the objects that processes act upon
• Programming Systemconcept0.755
  Defined as an integrated and complete set of tools sufficient for creating, modifying, and executing programs, including notations, facilities, and interfaces—broader than programming languages alone.
• Client-Server Paradigmconcept0.741
  A communication pattern where multiple client processes communicate with a single server; one of two main examples used to compare Parlog and Linda.
• Pre-Paradigmatic Scienceconcept0.732
  Kuhn's term for a field lacking shared paradigm, methods, or objects of study; used to characterize current state of interpretability research