Scepticism about knowledge of content

Mind 99 (395):447-51 (1990)
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Focuses on the arguments that show the externalism of mental content. Discussion on the principle of knowledge identification; Account of basic self-knowledge; Interpretations of sentence content; Skepticism of knowledge content

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10.1093/mind/xcix.395.446

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