Authority and Estrangement: An Essay on Self-Knowledge

By R. Moran. 2002

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Mind-making practices: the social infrastructure of self-knowing agency and responsibility (2015, background): “least in the normatively loaded estimation of ordinary folk-psychologists (McGeer 1996, 2008; Moran 2001).”
The illusion of conscious will (2007, background): “In part he tries to do this by drawing on Hume’s (1739) claim that we never perceive causal relations themselves, not even when one billiard ball bounces into another, causing it to move.”
Naturalizing Subjective Character (2005, unknown): “For criticism, see Rey (1988); Aquila (1990); Dretske (1993, 1995); Goldman (1993); Natsoulas (1993); Block (1995); Guzeldere (1995); Byrne (1997); Neander (1998); Carruthers (2000); Moran (2001); and Kriegel (2002b, 2003a, 2003b).”
The reasons of trust (2008, background): “So they cannot, for me, serve as evidence for predictions about my future [Moran 2001].”
Mentalizing in Practice (2008, background): “The processes by which we mentalize explicitly about ourselves and other persons are substantially different (Moran, 2001).”