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Next Home Previous The Quantum Revolution in Philosophy Richard Healey Reviewed by David Glick The Quantum Revolution in Philosophy Richard Healey Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017, £35.00 ISBN 9780198714057 What is it that’s revolutionary about quantum theory (QT)? Traditionally, it has been thought that the answer consists in novel and surprising aspects of the world it describes:

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Next Home Previous Decision Theory with a Human Face Richard Bradley Reviewed by Seamus Bradley Decision Theory with a Human Face Richard Bradley Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017, £75.00 ISBN 9781107003217 This is an ambitious book on an interesting topic.