For better, for worse: comparative orderings on states and theories

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In R. Festa, A. Aliseda & J. Peijnenburg (eds.), Confirmation, Empirical Progress, and Truth Approximation. Essays in Debate with Theo ¸Iteauthorkuipers2000. Rodopi. pp. 459--488 (2005)
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