Our knowledge of the internal world

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Philosophy and Theoretical Science Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

Abstract

1. Starting in the Middle 2. Epistemic Possibilities and the Knowledge Argument 3. Locating Ourselves in the World 4. Notes on Models of Self-Locating Belief 5. Phenomenal and Epistemic Indistinguishability 6. Acquaintance and Essence 7. Knowing What One is Thinking 8. After the Fall References

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