The book is primarily intended for those without a background in QT: philosophers, scientists, and laypeople interested in going beyond the metaphors found in popular presentations. ... The Quantum Revolution marks a major advance. The vast majority of quantum interpreters have simply assumed that QT provides a novel description of reality. Those that have recognized other options typically have in mind subjectivist views like QBism. Healey's view provides an important third option: QT provides objectively correct guidance about the world. Healey's view suggests a radical revision to the standard problems and the philosophical import of QT, and such a shake-up is certainly good for progress in the area.

• 1: Overview: A New Kind of Science I: Quantum Theory 2: Superposition 3: Entanglement 4: Non-locality 5: Assigning Values and States 6: Measurement 7: Interlude: Some Alternative Interpretations II: Philosophical Revelations 8: Theories, Models, and Representation 9: Probability and Explanation 10: Causation and Locality 11: Observation and Objectivity 12: Meaning 13: Fundamentality Conclusion Appendices

The book is primarily intended for those without a background in QT: philosophers, scientists, and laypeople interested in going beyond the metaphors found in popular presentations. ... The Quantum Revolution marks a major advance. The vast majority of quantum interpreters have simply assumed that QT provides a novel description of reality. Those that have recognized other options typically have in mind subjectivist views like QBism. Healey's view provides an important third option: QT provides objectively correct guidance about the world. Healey's view suggests a radical revision to the standard problems and the philosophical import of QT, and such a shake-up is certainly good for progress in the area.

• 1: Overview: A New Kind of Science I: Quantum Theory 2: Superposition 3: Entanglement 4: Non-locality 5: Assigning Values and States 6: Measurement 7: Interlude: Some Alternative Interpretations II: Philosophical Revelations 8: Theories, Models, and Representation 9: Probability and Explanation 10: Causation and Locality 11: Observation and Objectivity 12: Meaning 13: Fundamentality Conclusion Appendices

The book is primarily intended for those without a background in QT: philosophers, scientists, and laypeople interested in going beyond the metaphors found in popular presentations. ... The Quantum Revolution marks a major advance. The vast majority of quantum interpreters have simply assumed that QT provides a novel description of reality. Those that have recognized other options typically have in mind subjectivist views like QBism. Healey's view provides an important third option: QT provides objectively correct guidance about the world. Healey's view suggests a radical revision to the standard problems and the philosophical import of QT, and such a shake-up is certainly good for progress in the area.

• 1: Overview: A New Kind of Science I: Quantum Theory 2: Superposition 3: Entanglement 4: Non-locality 5: Assigning Values and States 6: Measurement 7: Interlude: Some Alternative Interpretations II: Philosophical Revelations 8: Theories, Models, and Representation 9: Probability and Explanation 10: Causation and Locality 11: Observation and Objectivity 12: Meaning 13: Fundamentality Conclusion Appendices