Shoemaker’s The First-Person Perspective and Other Essays

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 60 (2):461-464 (2000)
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This excellent collection of essays by Sydney Shoemaker covers his work over the last ten years in the philosophy of mind. Shoemaker's overarching concern in the collection is to provide an account of the mind that does justice to the “first-person perspective.” The two main topics are the nature of self-knowledge and the nature of sensory experience. The essays are insightful, careful, and thought-provoking.

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