Completing the landscape on models and scientific representation: Roman Frigg: Models and theories: a philosophical inquiry. London: Routledge, 2022, 495pp, Open access at: https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/9781844654918.

Roman Frigg's book, "Models and Theories: A Philosophical Inquiry," explores the relationship between theories and models in science. Frigg provides a comprehensive overview of the topic, discussing the Linguistic View of Theories and the Received View, as well as the Model-Theoretical View. He examines the role of models in representing scientific phenomena and addresses questions about the semantics of theoretical terms. Frigg argues that a dual view, incorporating both linguistic and non-linguistic elements, is necessary for a comprehensive understanding of scientific theories. The book also delves into controversies surrounding scientific representation and the autonomy of models from theories. Overall, Frigg's work offers a valuable contribution to the field of philosophy of science. [Extracted from the article]