Self-locating beliefs are beliefs about one's position or situation in the world, as opposed to
beliefs about how the world is in itself. Section 1 of this entry introduces self-locating beliefs …

The paper proposes a new type of control configuration: perspectival control. This involves
control of a non-argument PRO that combines with a directive modal operator in the Mood …

Some philosophers, for example David Lewis, have argued for the need to introduce de se
contents or centered contents, ie contents of thought and speech, the correctness of …

I distinguish two notions of agreement (disagreement) in belief:(a) believing the same
(contradictory) content (s) versus (b) having beliefs that necessarily coincide/diverge in …

In combining a pluri‐propositionalist framework (Bach‐style) concerning alleged
conventional implicatures, and a pluri‐propositionalist framework (Perry‐style) …

It has recently been proposed that the framework of semantic relativism be put to use to
describe mental content, as deployed in some of the fundamental operations of the mind …

Indexicality is a special kind of context-dependence. The first-person pronoun I, a
paradigmatic indexical, refers to different people in different contexts, depending on who is …

It has long been known (cf. Frege/, Castañeda, Anscombe,
Perry,, Lewis) thatde seattitudes, that is beliefs, desires, hopes etc. that …

One broadly recognised characteristic feature of (a core subset of) the self-attributions
constitutive of self-knowledge is that they are 'immune to error through misidentification' …

It is often assumed that singular thought requires that an agent be epistemically acquainted
with the object the thought is about. However, it can sometimes truthfully be said of someone …