ordinary qm
(2023), "UnBorn: Probability in Bohmian Mechanics," Philosophy of Physics. (The link points to an unpublished version that will experience an appendectomy before appearing in print.)
(2020) (with John Earman), "Quantum Mechanics as a Theory of States," in Meir Hemmo and Orly Shenker (eds.), Quantum, Probability, Logic (Springer).
(2018). "Getting Real About Quantum Mechanics," in Juha Saatsi (ed.), Routledge Handbook of Scientific Realism.
(2003)*, “Modal Semantics, Modal Dynamics, and the Problem of State Preparation,” International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 17 (2003): 25-41.
(2002). “Interpreting Quantum Theories,” in The Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of Science, Peter Machamer and Michael Silberstein, eds. (Malden, MA: Blackwell), 199-226.
(1998). ``How Close is Close Enough?" in The Modal Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, Dennis Dieks and Pieter Vermaas eds. (Kluwer), 223-239.
(1998). Review of Jeffrey Bub, Interpreting the Quantum World, British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 49: 637-641.
(1996). “Van Fraassen on Preparation and Measurement,” Philosophy of Science 63[Proceedings]: S338-S346.
(1995). “Measurement Error and the Albert-Loewer Problem,” Foundations of Physics Letters 8: 331-348.
wave/particle duality ... or ice cups near Vogelsang Pass?
*Sad but true: this was drafted in the mid-90s but had to work its way through a series of slowmoving and dubious referees before seeing the light of day.