Speaking My Mind

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pp. i-439(440)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

1. Introduction: The Special Security of Some “I” Talk
pp. 1-27(27)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

2. Using “I” ‘as Subject’: Cartesian Reference or No Reference?
pp. 27-55(29)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

3. “I”-Ascriptions: The Semantic and the Epistemic
pp. 55-93(39)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

4. The Epistemic Approach to Avowals' Security: Introspection and Transparency
pp. 93-147(55)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

5. Content Externalism, Skepticism, and the Recognitional Conception of Self-Knowledge
pp. 147-188(42)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

6. The Distinctive Security Of Avowals: Ascriptive Immunity to Error
pp. 188-226(39)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

7. Avowals: ‘Grammar’ and Expression
pp. 226-285(60)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

8. Avowals: Expression, Content, and Truth
pp. 285-340(56)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

9. Speaking My Mind: Expression, Truth, and Self-Knowledge
pp. 340-397(58)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit

10. Speaking My Mind: Grammar, Epistemology, and (Some) Ontology
pp. 397-439(43)
Author: Bar-On, Dorit