Seeing Through Self-Deception, by Annette Barnes [Book Review]

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 63 (1):242-245 (2001)
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Abstract

At the center of Annette Barnes’s impressive contribution to the burgeoning literature on self-deception is her effort to adjudicate the dispute between, as I’ll call them, traditionalists and deflationists. Traditionalists insist that the process of self-deception must be mediated by an intention. As Barnes points out, such a view appears “doubly paradoxical”, in that it seems to require that

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