Varieties of representation in science and philosophy. (Q2723590)

[The articles of this volume (all in Spanish) will not be reviewed individually.]NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINEContents: \textit{Andoni Ibarra}, ``The vicarious nature of representations'' (pp. 23-40); \textit{Javier Echeverría}, ``Expression and representation in Leibniz'' (pp. 41-54); \textit{Andoni Ibarra} and \textit{Ibon Uribarri}, ``The challenge of empiricist representationalism in Kant'' (pp. 55-70); \textit{Thomas Mormann}, ``The concept of representation in the neo-Kantian tradition: from Helmholtz to Cassirer'' (pp. 71-80); \textit{Amparo Díez}, ``The Fregean idea of knowledge as representation'' (pp. 81-88); \textit{Juan Bautista Bengoetxea}, ``Carnap and space. Conceptual possibilities with respect to a debate'' (pp. 89-105); \textit{Ana Rosa Pérez Ransanz}, ``The semantic concept of theory and the debate over scientific realism'' (pp. 109-118); \textit{Mario Casanueva}, ``Toward an evolutionist epistemology of theories, with theories considered as populations'' (pp. 119-133); \textit{Enrique A. Sánchez Pérez} and \textit{José Sánchez Marín}, ``Chemical formulas as elements of deductive systems'' (pp. 135-143); \textit{Jon Pérez Laraudogoitia}, ``Parallel supertasks'' (pp. 145-151); \textit{Juan Carlos García-Bermejo}, ``Representation via models in economic theory'' (pp. 153-162); \textit{José A. Díez Calzada}, ``Historical panorama of representational theories of measurement'' (pp. 165-187); \textit{Adolfo García de la Sienra}, ``Sketch of a general theory of representation'' (pp. 189-200).