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work_f7ncsfgekrddpetrg2gcmjmoqi	Bas C. van Fraassen	Structure: Its Shadow and Substance	2006	42	.pdf	application/pdf	14957	1008	61	represented by science together constitute the structure or form of the world, while all the rest is the 'matter' is say: mechanics describes only the general, mathematical structure of motion, but that is precisely the Is Hertz' mechanics a theory of physical systems or of mathematical structures? which attributes to science success in abstracting important patterns in nature only, and describing those. The main argument for scientific realism is that our present theories in science are so successful an ontological position: that the structure of nature described by scientific theories is really - history of science, details of actual scientific theories, relations between theories, structure of theories, nature the empirical success of the old theory if we accept the new. the older theories were partial successes of a very distinct sort: their representations of nature, the models they parameters both old and new theory use to describe those empirical successes. Structural Realism and the Model-Theoretic Approach to Physical Theories.	./cache/work_f7ncsfgekrddpetrg2gcmjmoqi.pdf	./txt/work_f7ncsfgekrddpetrg2gcmjmoqi.txt