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This book originated from the revised version of a doctoral thesis at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Aarhus, Denmark. Its author is assoc. professor at the Aarhus Department of Philosophy, who specializes in Kierkegaard, NeoWittgen steinian philosophy and German idealism. Given the plethora of books on Niels Bohr’s philosophy of physics, the reader will immediately ask him(or her-self) whether we really need yet another such study. But we must remember that so far no agreement has been reached on how to interpret Bohr’s position and where to place him among the various philosophical schools. He has been claimed by realists and antirealists, pragmatists and idealists alike, by ordinary language philo sophy and transcendental philosophy, and so on, with each party being able to show some fi tting quotes seemingly in support of their appropriation. The in fl uen ces of some thinkers, especially Poul Martin Møller, Søren Kierkegaard and William James has already been pointed out by Max Jammer as early

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Review of Steen Brock:  Niels Bohr's Philosophy of Quantum Physics in the Light of the Helmholtzian Tradition of Theoretical Physics , Berlin: Logos Verlag, 2003, 303 pp.