Indexical Point of View

Introduction

1. Character, Content, and Cognitive Significance

2. Other Kinds of Content and Cognitive Significance

3. Anti-Individualism and Cognitive Perspective

4. Cognitive Dynamics, Belief Retention, and Cognitive Significance

5. Beliefs and Characters

6. Slicing Thoughts

7. How Many Modes of Presentation Do We Need?

8. Tracking and Reporting

9. Conclusion

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