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| | Self-Knowledge |
 | | Knowledge of others' mental states may incorporate knowledge of their environment, but even on the Displaced Perception model, it will involve attending to the other person and not just to the features of the world her mental state represents. |
 | | Knowledge of one's relatively stable traits and dispositions -- one's character -- is believed, by some, to be crucial for the exercise of free agency. |
 | | Moore, G.E., 1942, ‘Reply to Critics’, in The Philosophy of G.E. Moore, P.A. Schilpp (ed.), Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. |
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