The interpretive-sensory access theory of self-knowledge claims that we come to know our
own minds by turning our capacities for knowing other minds onto ourselves. Peter …

I aim to answer the following question in this dissertation: How far can one trust claims to self-
knowledge based on privileged access in epistemic peer disagreements where those claims …

Long before self-knowledge about one's present mental states became a widely studied
topic in the analytic tradition, Wilfrid Sellars developed an elaborate account of the particular …

I discuss the suggestion that conscious will is an illusion. I take it to mean that there are no
conscious decisions. I understand 'conscious' as accessible directly and 'decision'as the …

My dissertation proposes a new model of introspection by examining those aspects of the
nature of introspection that have been neglected in the contemporary literature, such as the …

1 Peacocke himself proposes that we can gain higher-level agentive knowledge on the
basis of action-consciousness of instrumentally basic actions if we “mean […]” to be …

Abstract [eng] This dissertation examines the problem of self-knowledge. It takes the
viewpoint of the interpretive-sensory access theory (Carruthers 2011). The theory claims that …