Contributors

The Problem of De Se Attitudes

                Neil Feit and Alessandro Capone

I               Linguistics and Philosophy of Language

1              Indexicals and De Se Attitudes

                Wayne A. Davis

2              Speaking (and Some Thinking) of Oneself

                James Higginbotham

3              Contextualism and Minimalism on De Se Belief Ascription

                Kasia M. Laszczolt

4              Belief Reports and the Property Theory of Content

                Neil Feit

5              The Myth of Problematic De Se

                Michael Devitt

6              In Defense of Propositions: A Presuppositional Analysis of Indexicals and Shifted Pronouns

                Denis Delfitto and Gaetano Fiorin

7              De Se Attitude/Belief Ascription and Neo-Gricean Truth-Conditional Pragmatics: Logophoric Expressions in West African

                Languages and Long-Distance Reflexives in East, South, and Southeast Asian Languages

                Yan Huang

8              Empathy as a Psychological Guide to the De Se/De Re Distinction

                Eros Corazza

9              Consequences of the Pragmatics of ‘De Se’

                Alessandro Capone

II             Epistemology and Metaphysics

10           The Epistemology of De Se Beliefs

                Igor Douven

11           Dynamic Beliefs and the Passage of Time

                Darren Bradley

12           De Se Epistemology

                Michael G. Titelbaum

13           The Role of Motivational Force and Intention in First-Person Beliefs

                Pietro Perconti

14           Time and Person in Thought

                Michael Nelson

15           Self-Locating Belief

                John Perry

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