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The problem of time in classical philosophy
Richard T. W. Arthur, W. Brian Arthur
Scientific realism
Howard Sankey
Objective facts, subjective experiences, and neuronal constructs
Holk Cruse
Introduction
Hans J. Pirner
Modern objections to time's passage
Defense of a modest scientific realism
Alan Sokal, Jean Bricmont
Evidence for the indefinite
Classical physics and becoming
On social constructivist accounts of the natural sciences
Barry Barnes
Approaching the definite
Special relativity and the lapse of time
The mote and the beam
Jean-Marc Lévy-Leblond
Establishing the definite from the indefinite
Relativity and the present
Science wars?
Jochen Hoock
The unknown as an engine of science
Time in general relativity
Martin Carrier , Johannes Roggenhofer, Günter Küppers, Philippe Blanchard
Scientific objectivity with a human face
Holm Tetens
Becoming in quantum theory
Experimental success and the revelation of reality
Martin Carrier
True is what is considered true
Günter Küppers
Conclusion
Brigitte Falkenburg
Evidence, logic and moral authority
Georg Elwert
Neither modernist nor postmodernist
Mara Beller
Extending physical reality
From science wars to science worries
Johannes Roggenhofer
The inescapable strangeness of the quantum world
Édouard Brézin
Particle observation and measurement
Experimental investigation of decoherence
Jean-Michel Raimond
Probing subatomic structure
The pilot wave theory of Louis de Broglie and David Bohm
Franck Laloë
Measurement and the unity of physics
Metamorphoses of the particle concept
The pilot-wave theory
Wave-particle duality
The relational interpretation of quantum mechanics and the EPR paradox
Matteo Smerlak
Subatomic reality
The theory of measurement
Roger Balian
Some remarks on the hard core of soft sciences
Maurice Godelier
Loop quantum gravity
Carlo Rovelli
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