Knowing and Saying That I Know

Philosophy 66 (258):487 - 502 (1991)
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Of course there's every difference in the world between my merely saying something and its being so. My claim that I have a toothache is a far cry from the toothache itself. Words are not things: I neither sit in the word ‘chair’ nor eat the word ‘food.’

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