Every Thing Must Go: Metaphysics Naturalized

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On Participatory Realism (2016, background): “Here is another choice one, from Ladyman and Ross’s book Everything Must Go: Metaphysics Naturalized [108]: “According to [Fuchs and Peres] the quantum state of a system is just a probability distribution in disguise.”
Theory Change and Degrees of Success (2011, background): “For recent book-length treatments of the scientific realism debate, see Leplin (1997), Kukla (1998), Psillos (1999), Stanford (2006), Chakravartty (2007), Turner (2007), and Ladyman and Ross (2008).”
Everything you always wanted to know about structural realism but were afraid to ask (2011, background): “Landry (2007) argues that the focus on the set theoretic notion of structure, or indeed that on any single formal framework, is unduly restrictive because different contexts demand different notions of structure.”