Physics, Logic, and History: Based on the First International Colloquium Held at the University of Denver, May 16-20, 1966 (Paperback, Softcover Repri)

I. A Realist View of Logic, Physics, and History.- II. Knowledge and Physical Reality.- III. The Science of History and Notions of Personality.- IV. The Growth of a Theoretical Model: A Simple Case Study.- V. Existence.- VI. The Problems of Unifying Cosmology with Microphysics.- VII. The Evolution of Evolution.- VIII. Plea for Pluralism in Philosophy and Physics.- IX. On Semantic Information.- X. Quantification and Ontological Commitment.- XI. Possible Internal Subquantum Motions of Elementary Particles.- XII. The Three Kings of Physics.- XIII. Scepticism and the Study of History.- XIV. Causation in History.- XV. Relativity Theory and Historicity of Physical Systems.- XVI. General Relativity as an Open Theory.- XVII. What Is Russell's Theory of Descriptions?.- XVIII. The Non-Quantal Foundations of Quantum Mechanics.- XIX. Some Problems of the Connection between Technical Development and Economic History.- XX. Is Science Human?.- Conclusion The Editors.