Moran on Agency and Self‐Knowledge

Abstract

Knowledge of our beliefsSelf-knowledge is not just another epistemic acquisition, like knowledge of trains or stamps.It is knowledge that lies at the core of our understanding of what it is to be, and what is important in being, a person.Just as fascinating as the centrality of selfknowledge is its fragility.Perhaps the central most notable achievement of Moran's book is the substance it gives to these truths.It provides a rich, illuminating and nuanced discussion of the character and role of self-knowledge.Moran's central conviction is that the special nature of self-knowledge depends upon

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