Introduction: Pathologies of belief
Mind and Language 15 (1):1–46 (2000)
| Abstract | who are unrecognizable because they are in disguise. ¼ The person I see in the mirror is not really me. ¼ A person I knew who died is nevertheless in the hospital ward today. ¼ This arm [the speaker’s left arm] is not mine it is yours; you have.. | |||||||||
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