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Scientific Theories as Intervening Representations

Name: Scientific Theories as Intervening Representations
Keywords: Spain, representation, adjoint situations, in vitro/in vivo problem, Hertz, Duhem., Duhem, Hertz, B1-5802, representations, HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY, Philosophy (General), in vitro/in vivo problem

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Jan 2006 Spain Publisher:UPV/EHU PressJournal:THEORIA, volume 21, pages 21-38 (issn: 0495-4548, eissn: 2171-679X,

Authors: Ibarra Unzueta, Joseba Andoni; Mormann , Thomas Arnold;

doi: 10.1387/theoria.551

handle: 10810/2938

Scientific Theories as Intervening Representations

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In this paper we use some ideas of Hertz and Duhem to propose a new concept of representation that overcomes the dichotomy between representation and intervention. It is based on the category-theoretical notion of adjoint situations and is used to explain the relation between empirical facts and theoretical laws in a new way.

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Spain, representation, adjoint situations, in vitro/in vivo problem, Hertz, Duhem., Duhem, Hertz, B1-5802, representations, HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY, Philosophy (General), in vitro/in vivo problem, adjoint situations

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