Externalism and Self-Knowledge

Abstract

Introduction Part I. Externalism and Authoritative Self-Knowledge - What are They? 1. Excerpts from Principles of Philosophy Rules for the Regulation of the Mind Rene Descartes 2. Individualism and the mental Tyler Burge Part II. Externalism and Authoritative Self-Knowledge are Compatible: 3. Knowing one's own mind Donald Davidson 4. Individualism and self-knowledge Tyler Burge 5. Privileged access John Heil Part III. Externalism and Authoritative Self-Knowledge are Incompatible: 6. Content and self-knowledge Paul Boghossian 7. Anti-individualism and privileged access Michael McKinsey 8. The incompatibility of anti-individualism and priviledged access Jessica Brown Part IV. The Compatibilists Respond: 9. What an anti-individualist knows A Priori Anthony Brueckner 10. The Brown-McKinsey charge of inconsistency Brian McLaughlin 11. Privileged self-knowledge and externalism are compatible Brian McLaughlin and Michael Tye Part V: Externalism, Self-Knowledge and Epistemic Warrant: 12. Externalism, self-knowledge, and the prevalence of slow-switching Peter Ludlow 13. Externalism, privileged self-knowledge, and the irrelevance of slow-switching Ted Warfield 14. Our entitlement to self-knowledge (I) Tyler Burge 15. Our entitlement to self-knowledge (II): entitlement self-knowledge and conceptual redeployment Christopher Peacocke Part VI. Externalism, Self-Knowledge and Memory: 16. Social externalism, self-knowledge, and memory Peter Ludlow 17. Externalism and memory: a problem? Peter Ludlow 18. Externalism and memory Anthony Brueckner 19. Self-knowledge and closure Sven Bernecker 20. Self-knowledge and memory Tyler Burge.

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