representation, rather than as an ostensible discovery by a" scientist." Our representations, as a constructed reality, are only to be understood as one way to describe a" world" within one metaphorical framework. Our concerns are not whether our constructions are more" real," or even whether they are" better," but whether the representations offer [Book Review]

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