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Lars-Göran Johansson - I received a B.Sc. in mathematics and physics from Gothenburg University 1973. After receiving a teaching diploma 1974 I taught mathematics and physics at secondary schools until 1995. During that time I studied philosophy and received a Ph.D. in theoretical philosophy from Stockholm University 1993, after which I was lecturer in theoretical philosophy, first  at Stockholm University, then from 1995 at Linköping University and finally at Uppsala University, where I was full professor from 2008. From 2018 I am emeritus professor. I have published some 40 papers and eight books in epistemology,ontology,  philosophy of general science and philosophy of physics.

Jan Faye , Dr.phil., born 25.02.1947, is Emeritus Professor at the Department of Communication, University of Copenhagen. Studied philosophy and physics at the University of Copenhagen 1970-1978; mag.art. in philosophy (1975) and dr.phil, (1981). Over the years, I have been working with various topics within Philosophy of Science, Metaphysics, Epistemology, and Philosophy of Mind. In philosophy of science, I have dedicated my research to philosophy of space and time, quantum mechanics, causality, explanation, interpretation, reductionism and emergentism as well the methodological differences and similarities between the natural sciences, the social sciences, and the human sciences. I have published 18 books and edited another 14 books as published around 130 papers.

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  • Produktbild: How to Understand Quantum Mechanics
  • Acknowledgements.-Preface.- Introduction.- Chapter 1. The Completeness of Quantum Mechanics (Kristian Camilleri).- Chapter 2. The Crisis of Anschaulichkeit and Cassirer’s Interpretation of Schrödinger’s Wave Mechanics (Mauro Dorato & Benadetta Spigola).- Chapter 3. Experimental Quantum Metaphysics: John Stewart Bell as Natural Philosopher (Federico Laudisa).- Chapter 4. Bohr’s Epistemological Lesson of Quantum Physics (Hans Halvorson).- Chapter 5. Making Sense of Bohr by Reading him through Darwin’s Glasses (Jan Faye).- Chapter 6. “And We speak of a ‘Quantum Jump’”: From Physics to Mathematics, and from Mathematics to Physics, with Werner Heisenberg (Arkady Plotnitsky).- Chapter 7. There is NO Quantum World (Jeffrey Bub).- Chapter 8. Methodological Realism and Quantum Mechanics (Michael Cuffaro).- Chapter 9. QBism: Polishing Some Points (Christopher A. Fuchs & Blake A. Stacey).- Chapter 10. Wave Function Realism and the Mathematization of Nature. A Phenomenological Perspective (Harald A. Wiltsche & Philipp Berghofer).- Chapter 11. Understanding the World Relationally (Carlo Rovelli).- Chapter 12. Lessons from a Century of Quantum Mechanics (Dennis Dieks).- Chapter 13. A Pragmatist Understanding of Quantum Mechanics (Richard Healey).- Chapter 14. Deflating Quantum Mechanics (Michael Esfeld).- Chapter 15. Quantum Mechanics is a Theory About Fields, not Particles (Lars-Göran Johansson).- Chapter 16. Actual Physics, Observation, and Quantum Theory (Tim Maudlin).- Chapter 17. The Decoherence Distillery (Elise Crull).- Chapter 18. Another 100 Years of Quantum Interpretation (Karen Crowther).- Chapter 19. Understanding Physical Reality based on a Colossus with Feet of Clay? (F.A. Muller).- Chapter 20. Understanding Quantum Theory: An Operational Reconstructive Approach (Philip Goyal).- Index.