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Philosophers want to give a univocal account of interpretation, or explanation, or realism, or modeling; but the diversity of scientific practice resists this violently.
Sure, so some people would want to say that to interpret a theory is to do X (where X never changes). But this ends up faring poorly when the rigid account of interpretation isn’t sufficiently fine grained to capture what’s going on in two different fields at the same time.
So the sorts of numerical methods and calculation strategies, the modeling practices and mathematical objects, the relation between the theory and data, etc. in GR is often going to look very different than it does in QFT. Capturing that detail with one univocal account is hard
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