Externalism and memory

Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 78 (1):1-12 (1997)
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Abstract

Paul Boghossian has put forward an influential argument against Tyler Burge's account of basic self‐knowledge. The argument focuses on the relation between externalism about mental content and memory. In this paper, I attempt to analyze and answer Boghossian's argument.

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