Singular thought and the cartesian theory of mind
Noûs 30 (4):434-460 (1996)
| Abstract | (1) Content properties are nonrelational, that is, having a content property does not entail the existence of any contingent object not identical with the thinker or a part of the thinker.2 (2) We have noninferential knowledge of our conscious thoughts, that is, for any of our.. | |||||||||
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