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A Paradigm Shift in the Planning Profession
Author(s) -
Doreen Liberto-Blank,
F. W. Hanna,
Lana Russell-Hurd,
Tyler English,
Laura Lynch,
Ryan Taslim
Publication year - 2012
Publication title -
focus the journal of planning practice and education
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1549-3776
DOI - 10.15368/focus.2012v9n1.14
Subject(s) - paradigm shift , epistemology , philosophy
Events that irreversibly change history and touch all aspects of society and future generations are an inevitable part of the course of industries and professions. When Johannes Guten berg created the printing press in 1436, he revolutionized the production of books. The wide distribution of information made it easier for humans to organize and communicate ideas. In 1517, Martin Luther posted his 95 Thesis that criticized the Cath olic Church on the door of Castle Church in Germany, and by taking advantage of the printing press, he was able to distribute it throughout Europe, and ignite the Protestant Reformation.

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