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work_lwzqyl36h5aqlcjgfhojw5x6ma	Peter Schroeder-Heister	Reduction, Representation and Commensurability of Theories	1989	28	.pdf	application/pdf	12167	1092	70	that reductions of theories in the structuralist sense (that is, functions on structures) give rise to so-called "representations" of theories in the statement sense However, our notion of representation is not intended to capture immediately the idea of reduction as do the interpretability notions in the philosophy of science, but is understood as an independent concept whose relationship to a model-theoretically defined reductions only give rise to representations and not necessarily to commensurability functions, it turns out that the close relationship between (So one may ask if it should be called "translation" at all, as Balzer and Stegmiiller remarked.) Contrary to that, representations in our sense are independently defined linguistic concepts Again, our representations also relate the theorems of the considered theories in a specific way. In section 3 representations of first-order languages and related concepts are defined and 	./cache/work_lwzqyl36h5aqlcjgfhojw5x6ma.pdf	./txt/work_lwzqyl36h5aqlcjgfhojw5x6ma.txt