Spring 2023 seminar: spacetime and objectivity
Summer 2023 seminar for Princeton undergraduate students: Kierkegaard in Copenhagen
Fall 2023 seminar: the epistemological/ontological lesson of quantum physics
Link to: Princeton Logic Group
How logic works [princeton university press] [google books] [amazon]
The logic in philosophy of science
Invariance and ontology in relativistic physics
Review: On Theories: Logical Empiricism and the Methodology of Modern Physics, by W. Demopoulos
John Bell on subject and object
Mutual translatability, equivalence, and the structure of theories
Review of Steven French, There are no such things as theories
There is no invariant, four-dimensional stuff
Theories are not partially ordered
To be a realist about quantum theory
It keeps me seeking [oxford university press] [amazon] [review 1] [review 2] [review 3] [review 4]
From geometry to conceptual relativity
Quine's conjecture on many-sorted logic
Glymour and Quine on theoretical equivalence
On the conventionality of parastatistics
Why methodological naturalism? (available upon request)
What scientific theories could not be
Fine tuning does not imply a fine tuner
A theological critique of the fine-tuning argument
Plantinga on providence and physics
Algebraic quantum field theory
Does quantum theory kill time?
Complementarity of representations in quantum mechanics
No place for particles in relativistic quantum theories?
Reconsidering Bohr's reply to EPR
The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen state maximally violates Bell's inequalities
Entanglement and open systems in algebraic quantum field theory
On the nature of continuous quantities in classical and quantum mechanics
Generic Bell correlation between arbitrary local algebras in quantum field theory
Non-local correlations are generic in infinite-dimensional bipartite systems
Maximal beable subalgebras of quantum mechanical observables