  We scan Paul K. Feyerabend's work in philosophy of physics and of science
more generally for insights that could be useful for the contemporary debate on
the foundations of quantum mechanics. We take as our starting point what
Feyerabend has actually written about quantum mechanics, but we extend our
analysis to his general views on realism, objectivity, pluralism, and the
relation between physics and philosophy, finding that these more general views
could in fact offer many interesting insights for physicists and philosophers
working on quantum foundations.
