An informal presentation of semantic realism and its solution of quantum paradoxes

Claudio Garola

pp. 219-230

in: Maria L. Dalla Chiara, Roberto Giuntini, Federico Laudisa (eds), Language, quantum, music, Berlin, Springer, 1999

Abstract

It is well known that the fathers of Quantum Physics (QP) maintained that a new epistemological attitude, not only a new physical theory, was needed in order to get over the crisis of Classical Physics (CP). But it is also well known that a universal agreement on the epistemological conception that must support QP has not yet been attained: this has deep consequences on the proposed interpretations of the theory, which have multiplied beyond any reasonable limit.