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The statistical style, for instance, introduces populations characterized by their mean and their standard deviation. But how do these new kinds of objects, ontologically internal to a style, articulate with the familiar objects "out there in the world", such as stars, forest fires, or cellular processes, which are common objects of scientific enquiry? (p. 1213)Ruphy, S. (2011). From Hacking's plurality of styles of scientific reasoning to "foliated" pluralism: A philosophically robust form of ontologico-methodological pluralism. Philosophy of Science, 78, 1212-1222.