A review of Ian Hacking’s Representing and Intervening: Introductory Topics in the Philosophy of Natural Science. Ian Hacking, in one of his seminal works, Representing and Intervening (R&I) (1983),[1] provides a persuasive proposal regarding the definition of the real, especially
Ze-No, Centre for Logic and Metaphysics (CLM), is an independent institution which primarily aims to promote deep and comprehensive issues regarding logic and metaphysics both popularly and academically, especially pertaining to science, technology, mind, and language; and provide a supportive research environment for the researchers.