 Further Reading. Putnam (1991) provides a helpful big picture of Reichenbach’s mature views on metaphysics and epistemology. Chapter 7 of Milmed (1961) provides an overview of Reichenbach’s probabilistic epistemology and views on induction. Salmon, in various papers (see the entry on the  problem of induction)  tried in vain to save the straight rule, Reichenbach’s pragmatic vindication of induction (see also Hacking, 1968). Eberhardt &amp; Glymour (2011) try to reconstruct the details of Reichenbach’s probability logic and discuss some of the criticism leveled at Reichenbach’s account in more detail. Psillos (2011) disentangles Reichenbach’s argument for realism. Galavotti (2011) provides a succinct attempt at reconstructing a coherent overall account of Reichenbach’s epistemology. Chapter 6 of Milmed (1961) provides one of the few good discussions of Reichenbach’s views on logic. An entire collection of articles in Schickore &amp; Steinle (2006) explores the different interpretations, historical connections and philosophical offspring of Reichenbach’s distinction of the context of discovery and the context of justification. 