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A paradigm , in science and epistemology, is a distinct concept or thought pattern.

Contents

• Science and medicine
• Books and publishing
• Other uses
• See also

Paradigm may also refer to:

Science and medicine

• Paradigm, an experimental setup
• Programming paradigm, a style of programming, usually enforced by the programming language used
• Minimed Paradigm, an insulin pump made by Minimed/Medtronic
• Linguistic paradigm, the complete set of inflectional forms of a word.
• Algorithmic paradigm, a common generic method which underlies the designs of a class of algorithms
• Design paradigm

Books and publishing

• Paradigm (comics character), a character in the Marvel Comics
• Paradigm (Image Comics), an independent comic book series
• Paradigm (publisher), a Japanese publishing company
• Paradigm Publishing, the post-secondary division of EMC Publishing, LLC

Other uses

• Paradigm Concepts, a small-press role-playing game publishing company
• Paradigm Entertainment, a video game studio
• Paradigm High School, a high school in South Jordan, Utah
• Paradigm Operations, an investment firm
• Paradigm Secure Communications, provider of satellite communications to the UK Ministry of Defence
• Paradigm Talent Agency, a talent and literary agency headquartered in Beverly Hills, CA
• Paradigm City, the setting of the anime series Big O
• V-STOL Pairadigm, an American aircraft design (intentional misspelling)
• Paradigm (video game), a point-and-click adventure video game
• "Paradigm", a song by Northlane from the 2019 album Alien
• "Paradigm", a song by Oceans Ate Alaska from the 2022 album Disparity
• "Paradigms", a song by Extol from the 2003 album Synergy

See also

• Paradigm shift, a change in the basic assumptions of science
• Paradigm Shift (disambiguation)
• Paradigmatic analysis, in semiotics the analysis of paradigms embedded in a text

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