Chapter 1 Introduction—Epistemology and Probability in Quantum Theory: Physics, Mathematics, and Philosophy

Chapter 2 Quantum Phenomena and the Double-Slit Experiment

Chapter 4 From Geometry to Algebra in Physics, with Heisenberg

Chapter 5 Schrödinger’s Waves: Propagation and Probability

Chapter 6 Bohr’s Como Argument: Complementarity and the Problem of Causality

Chapter 7 From Como to Copenhagen: Renunciations

Chapter 8 Can Quantum-Mechanical Description of Physical Reality Be Considered both Complete and Local?

Chapter 9 Essential Ambiguity and Essential Influence: Reading Bohr’s Reply to EPR

Chapter 10 Mysteries Without Mysticism, Correlations Without Correlata, Epistemology Without Ontology, and Probability Without Causality

Chapter 11 11 Conclusion: “The Mere Touch of Cold Philosophy”