Introduction

space–time and the wave function

Albert Sole, Carl Hoefer

3055-3070

Pure wave mechanics and the very idea of empirical adequacy

Jeffrey A. Barrett

3071-3104

Fundamental physical ontologies and the constraint of empirical coherence

a defense of wave function realism

Alyssa Ney

3105-3124

Can the wave function in configuration space be replaced by single-particle wave functions in physical space?

Travis Norsen, Damiano Marian, Xavier Oriols

3125-3151

One world, one beable

Craig Callender

3153-3177

Laws of nature and the reality of the wave function

Mauro Dorato

3179-3201

Bohmian dispositions

Mauricio Suárez

3203-3228

Primitive ontology and quantum state in the grw matter density theory

Matthias Egg, Michael Esfeld

3229-3245

What is a wavefunction?

Wayne C. Myrvold

3247-3274

Continuity in nature and in mathematics

Boltzmann and Poincaré

Marij van Strien

3275-3295

Ceteris paribus conditions and the interventionist account of causality

Tobias Henschen

3297-3311

The feeling of agency hypothesis

A critique

Thor Grünbaum

3313-3337

No achievement beyond intention

Jesús Navarro

3339-3369

The scope and limits of a mechanistic view of computational explanation

Maria Serban

3371-3396

Good weasel hunting

Robert Knowles, David Liggins

3397-3412