 This is in line with van Fraassen’s views on representation. He offers the following as the “Hauptstatz” of a theory of representation: “There is no representation except in the sense that some things are used, made, or taken, to represent things as thus and so” (2008: 23, original emphasis). Likewise, Bueno submits that “representation is an intentional act relating two objects” (2010: 94–95, original emphasis), and Bueno and French point out that using one thing to represent another thing is not only a function of (partial) isomorphism but also depends on “pragmatic” factors “having to do with the use to which we put the relevant models” (2011: 885).