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Acknowledgements
Many thanks to Vasso Kindi and Maria Panagiotatou for their encouragement and immense patience and to Stavros Ioannidis for comments.Lisa Zorzato’s research for this project was supported by the University of Tartu ASTRA Project PER ASPERA (European Regional Development Fund—Dora Plus grant Action2), by the grant of the Estonian Ministry of Education No IUT20-5 and the grants of Estonian Research Council No PRG 462 and PRG 492, and by the Personal Research Funding schemes under Grant IUT20-7, MOBERC14.
Notes
1 Roughly since the 1960s there has been a distinctive tendency among philosophers of science, such as Rudolf Carnap, Ernest Nagel and Howard Stein to argue for a kind of compatibilism between realism and instrumentalism. For a detailed discussion of this movement, see Psillos (Citationforthcoming).
2 For more on this, see Psillos (Citation2021).
3 For more on this, see Psillos (Citation2009).