Moderate modal realism

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Armstrong, David,A Combinatorial Theory of Possibility, New York, Cambridge University Press, 1989

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Bigelow, John and Robert Pargetter, “Beyond the Blank Stare,”Theoria, 53, 1987

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Howard, Don, “Holism, Separability and the Metaphysical Implications of the Bell Experiments,” in Cushing and McMullin, eds.,Philosophical Consequences of Quantum Theory, Notre Dame, Indiana, Notre Dame Press, 1989

Lewis, David,On the Plurality of Worlds, Oxford, Basil Blackwell, 1986

Lewis, David, “Critical Notice of D. M. Armstrong'sA Combinatiorial Theory of Possibility, Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 70.2, 1992

Melia, Joseph, “A Note on Lewis' Ontology,”Analysis, 52.3, 1992

Miller, Richard B., “Dog Bites Man: A Defense of Modal Realism,”Australasian Journal of Philosophy 67.4, 1989

Miller, Richard B., “There's Nothing Magical About Possible Worlds,”Mind 99.395, 1990

Miller, Richard B., “Supervenience is a Two-way Street,”Journal of Philosophy, 87.12, 1990

Miller, Richard B., “Reply of a Mad Dog,”Analysis 51.1, 1991.

Miller, Richard B., “Concern for Counterparts,”Philosophical Papers 21.2, 1992

Miller, Richard B., “Genuine Modal Realism-Still the Only Non-circular Game in Twon”Australasian Journal of Philosophy 72.2, 1993

Rosen, Gideon, “Modal Fictionalism,”Mind, 99.395, 1990

Shapiro, Steward, “Modality and Ontology,”Mind, 102.407, 1993