Universal Ontology

List of references: Barrett J. Everett's relative-state formulation of quantum mechanics; Berto F. Impossible worlds; Berto F. How to Sell a Contradiction; Bricker P. Absolute actuality and the plurality of worlds; Bruce C. Schrödinger's Rabbits; Byrne P. The Many Worlds of Hugh Everett III; Cameron R. P. Why Lewis's analysis of modality succeeds in its reductive; Carlson E. and Olsson E. J. The presumption of nothingness; Chaitin G. J. The Unknowable; Conee E. Modal realism, counterpart theory, and the possibility of multiversal rectitude; De Rosset L. Possible worlds I: Modal realism; De Witt B. Quantum mechanics and reality; Divers J. Possible Worlds; Dorr ?. How to be a modal realist; Edwards P. Why; Everett H. Relative state formulation of quantum mechanics; Everett H. The Theory of the Universal Wave Function; Feser E. Greene on Nozick on nothing; Franrks M. R. The Universe and Multiple Reality; Gale G. Cosmological fecundity: Theories of multiple universes; Gribbin J. In Search of the Multiverse; Grover S. Cosmological fecundity; Grünbaum A. The Poverty of Theistic Cosmology; Grunbaum A. Why is there a world at all, rather than just nothing?; Hawthorne J. A Metaphysician looks at the Everett interpretation; Heller M. The immorality of modal realism, or; Holt J. Why Does the World Exist?; Lewis D. Counterfactuals. Oxford: Blackwell; Lewis D. How many lives has Schrodinger's cat?; Lewis D. On the Plurality of Worlds; Lovell A. C. B. The Individual and the Universe; Lynds P. Why there is something rather than nothing; Mackie J. L. Truth, Probability and Paradox; Many Worlds? Everett, Quantum Theory, and Reality; McDaniel K. Modal realisms; NozickR. Philosophical Explanations; Plantinga A. Essays in the Metaphysics of Modality; Sauchelli A. Concrete possible worlds and counterfactual conditionals; Sheehy P. Theism and modal realism; Sorensen R. Nothingness; Tappenden P. Identity and probability in Everett's multiverse; Tegmark M. Many lives in many worlds; Tegmark M. Our Mathematical Universe; Tipler F. J. Nonlocality as evidence for a multiverse cosmology; Tryon E. Is the universe a vacuum fluctuation?; Tuboly A. Are there possible worlds? Lewis and Everett on the plurality of worlds; Unger P. Minimizing arbitrariness: toward a metaphysics of infinitely many isolated concrete worlds; Vaidman L. Many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics; Van Invagen P. Why is there anything at all?; Vilenkin A. Birth of inflationary universes; Wallace D. The Emergent Multiverse; Weatherson B. David Lewis; Wilson A. Modal Metaphysics and the Everett Interpretation; Witherall A. The fundamental question; Byrne P. Plurality of worlds of Hugh Everett; Born M. Continuity, determinism, reality; Weinberg S. Dreams of the Ultimate Theory; V. P. Vizgin The idea of a plurality of worlds; Vilenkin A. The world of many worlds. Physicists in search of other universes; Gapchenko S. Yu. On the multiplicity of worlds; Green B. Hidden Reality: Parallel Worlds and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos; Greenstein J., Zayonts A. Quantum challenge. Modern research into the foundations of quantum mechanics; Goodman N. Ways of creating worlds; Deutsch D. The structure of reality; Kaku M. Parallel Worlds; Karpenko A. S. Philosophical principle of completeness; Lovejoy A. The Great Chain of Being; Lebedev Yu. A. The many-sided universe. Everett problematics; Leibniz G. V. Principles of nature and grace based on reason; Leibniz G. V. On the deep origin of things; Lukasiewicz Jan. On the principle of contradiction in Aristotle; Mensky M. B. Consciousness and quantum mechanics; Nietzsche F. Beyond Good and Evil. Prelude to the philosophy of the future; Heidegger M. Introduction to Metaphysics; Heidegger M. Being and Time; Chalmers D. The Conscious Mind; Epstein M. Philosophy of the Possible.