@article {Stueber:1 June 2002:0165-0106:269,
	author = "Stueber, K.R.",
	title = "The Problem Of Self-Knowledge",
	journal = "Erkenntnis",
	volume = "56",
	year = "1 June 2002",
	abstract = "This article develops a constitutive account of self-knowledge that is able to avoid certain shortcomings of the standard response to the perceived <I> prima facie</I>incompatibility between privileged self-knowledge and externalism. It argues that if one conceives of linguistic action as voluntary behavior in a minimal sense, one cannot conceive of belief content to be externalistically constituted without simultaneously assuming that the agent has knowledge of his beliefs. Accepting such a constitutive account of self-knowledge does not, however, preclude the conceptual possibility of being mistaken about one's mental states. Rather, self-knowledge has to be seen as only a general constraint or as the default assumption of interpreting somebody as a rational and intentional agent. This is compatible with the diagnosis of a localized lack of self-transparency.",
	pages = "269-296(28)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/klu/erke/2002/00000056/00000003/00382428"
}