Self-ascription, Self-knowledge, and the Memory Argument
Analysis 57 (3):211-219 (1997)
| Abstract | is tendentious. (Throughout this paper I shall refer to this claim as | |||||||||
| Keywords | Argument Ascription Memory Metaphysics Self Self-knowledge Boghossian, P Burge, T | |||||||||
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