Books about interpretations of QM

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The discussion centers on seeking book recommendations for understanding the various interpretations of quantum mechanics (QM). The user, having completed a master's degree in physics, is looking for detailed resources that cover the main interpretations of QM. Two notable suggestions provided are "Quantum Reality" by Nick Herbert and "The Ghost in the Atom" by P.C.W. Davies, both of which delve into different perspectives and concepts within quantum mechanics.
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I just finished my master's degree in physics so I'm reasonably familiar with QM, but something that wasnt taught to me in any detail was the different interpretations of QM. So I'm sfter some book recommendations - I am looking for something that explains in a fair amount of detail the main interpretations. Suggestions please?
 
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