Contents of Thought

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Five symposia from the 25th annual Oberlin Colloquium in Philosophy focus on cognitive suicide, the explanatory role of content, Cartesian error and the objectivity of perception, social content and psychological content, and belief attribution and context.

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Authoritative self-knowledge and perceptual individualism.Robert Matthews
Perceptual Individualism: Reply to Burge [1988].Robert J. Matthews
Social content and psychological content.Brian Loar
Social content and psychological content.Brian Loar
The explanatory role of content.Fred Dretske
Reply: Authoritative self-knowledge and perceptual individualism.  (pages 86--98)Tyler Burge
Comments on Loar 1988a.  (pages 110--121)Akeel Bilgrami
Two Kinds of Content.  (pages 121--139)Brian Loar
Belief attribution and context.  (pages 140--156)Robert Stalnaker
Cognitive suicide.  (pages 401--13)Lynne Rudder Baker

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